Sickness

Demeter - Sickness

Jooba Loc - Famous Gang Banger

#forsaken

heavy on my heart

ok cool

2025 House Session

“Unsubscribe Me” is a moody emo-trap confessional that breaks away from the grind of forced expectations. With lo-fi textures, detuned piano, and strained, emotional vocals, the track explores identity loss in a world that defines worth by output. It’s a quiet rebellion against conformity—raw, intimate, and unfiltered.

Unsubscribe ME!

A moody, digital album cover for “Static in My Headphones” featuring a young man wearing headphones with harsh static-like scratches obscuring his eyes. The dark, grainy texture and cold lighting reflect the track’s haunting themes of mental noise, detachment, and identity distortion. Bold, distressed text sits above the portrait, amplifying the raw emotional atmosphere.

Static in my headphones

The descent continues—faith blurred by guilt, truth tangled in confession. Surreal and dreamlike, this song mixes religious imagery with the intimacy of late-night breakdowns. The world outside blurs, and the only clarity is in the spill, the prayer, and the silence.

Left in a pool of wine

American Teen

Young Dumb & Broke

Drowning (feat. Kodak Black)

Now you know whats the tune youve been asking that shuts down every single one of our shows!
Big up for the support!

i got riddim in Atlanta

I’m not a musician—I’m a creator. Whether working with my hands, my mind, or my words, I approach everything with care, precision, and passion. Whether building from scratch or improving upon something abandoned, I strive to make it stand on its own.

As the owner of a handyman business, I don’t cut corners. I take that same approach in my writing and lyrics. Words, like tools, have meaning and weight. When chosen carefully, they come together to create something impactful and lasting.

Living with ADHD, PTSD, and RSD brings its challenges, but these traits fuel my creativity. ADHD, in particular, sharpens my ability to jump into new situations with fresh ideas, often finding solutions where others can’t. I don’t follow traditional paths—I carve my own.

Whether repairing something broken or building something new, I always aim to leave things better than I found them. Each song, each piece of writing, follows the same principle: a way of making sense of life’s chaos. Ultimately, I ensure that what I create is whole—completed with the same determination and care that I bring to everything I do. When I finish, no one else needs to step in.

Left in a pool of wine

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