instrumental version

sonder: "the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own"

Sonder (Instrumental)

solo version

sonder: "the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own"

Sonder

A short track inspired by the character of Rattmann in the Portal series

Wreck

Stormy Nights

A nice track I made for Planet Ripple, which is a great webcomic. Check it out at www.planetripple.com

Rescue

Another track, continuing the cheerful vibes from before.

Daytime City

I've been working on this track for a month, and I think I finally reached a point where I'm happy with it. I thought about saving it for a different project, but I wanted to release something this week and since it doesn't really match any of my other projects, I figured I should just send this out. Hope you enjoy it!

Pull

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This is it, the final track. This song, like the finale to Again, my previous EP, introduces the strings and pianos I plan to use in my tracks going forward, while continuing to use the motifs from the rest of the album. It plays out as sort of an epilogue, tying everything together in a soothing manner. Thank you for listening to the album; it's been a long time coming, and I hope the wait was worth it. Live your best life. Until we meet again!

A Leaf in the Storm

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
A simple cool-down from the previous track. This is one of the oldest songs on the album, but it holds up rather well (otherwise it wouldn't be near the end of the album). Putting this as the penultimate song feels like a denouement to the progression of the album, allowing us to breathe after the journey that is coming to a close.

Necessity

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This is my personal favorite track on the album, despite the fact that my plans for vocals did not come to fruition. It's a song all about change, and I really tried to take people on a musical journey throughout the song. Whether I succeeded or not is up to you, but I'm personally very proud of the arrangement of this one, modulating keys, time signatures, and tempos throughout. A thematically consistent song.

Change and I

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This track was almost a collaboration, before deciding it didn't need to be more than a simple interlude. This is about as dark as the album gets, with some more experimental sound design elements being incorporated into the track. The album was originally going to go even darker with the next track, but I ultimately decided it wasn't good enough, and distracted from the overall tone of the album.

Prison in My Mind

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
Here we are, at the title track. I wrote this song for an English project on the school laptop, designing it after Hollywood-style love themes and soundtracks. Again, however, I felt like the vocals didn't quite match, and I felt the instrumental for this one really stands on its own. It's short, but very sweet, and does what it needs to do.

We Meet

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This track was written in about a day and a half, and has a really fun, bouncy feel to it. It was originally going to have lyrics about a boy falling in love (the album's original theme), but I ultimately decided I didn't like my voice on the track. This is one I might revisit someday because of that.

Phoenix in Flight

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This is one of my favorite songs on the album, though it was hard to fit in. I felt like it was bouncy and uplifting enough to fit in the album's first half pretty well. I wrote this song during my trip down to California to visit my family, and it has this wondrous sense of motion throughout that I really enjoy.

I Dream of Blue Roses

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO: 
This is where the songs start to get sentimental. I wrote this song exactly a year before the album's publication to ask a girl to prom. The lyrics were never recorded, since I'm uncomfortable with vocals, but I felt like the instrumental was strong enough to put here. This is yet another song I wrote on the school computer, and introduces a more laid back tone that most of the rest of the album takes on.

Take the Leap

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
This is one of many songs I wrote on a school-provided laptop as a method of procrastination. This one turned out a lot like a game soundtrack; someone told me it sounded like something out of Geometry Dash. It's a fun little romp, and helps keep the energy going in the first part of the album.

Sidequest

We Meet is my debut instrumental album, and I'm incredibly proud of how it has turned out. These are some of the best songs I have written in the last 2 years. It's surreal that they're finally out in the world. Feedback is very much appreciated, but I really hope you enjoy it. Thank you for taking this step in my musical journey with me; there is so, so much more to come.

TRACK INFO:
It took me a while to finally settle on this song as the album opener. It feels slightly weak at the beginning, which might be counter-intuitive, but I think how it builds until the end represents the album as a whole; it only gets better from here. It's a decent combination of my style from my last EP and the sounds I'm going for on this album.

I Could Never Write a Song

This is a track I composed about 10 months ago, as a single for a concept album that I never ended up making. Its subject was an interdimensional cat. Enjoy the song!

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