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I am excited to share a deep dive into my latest PostOmnis release, Mysticism, recently published by Illustrate Magazine.

The feedback for the latest single is in.  Gabriel Rivera over at Indie Boulevard recently sat down and gave “Twenty TwentyFive” (feat. Talios Wing), and it’s safe to say he felt the weight of the void we were aiming for.

Shaping Sound Through Volume Amplitude Modulation (AM) is a fundamental concept in audio synthesis an communication. It's a way of varying the loudness (amplitude) of one sound wave based on the shape of another. This seemingly simple process can create a surprisingly rich variety of timbres, from subtle tremolo to aggressive, metallic sounds.

Be sure to watch the TRANSMISSIONS  and listen to the SIGNAL TAPES.

There is a specific kind of tension that doesn't need words to make its mark - a feeling that lives entirely in a look.

In the world of independent music, "getting discovered" isn't a lightning strike anymore. It's about building a house and inviting the neighborhood over. I recently sat down with Christopher German on The Indie Wave to discuss exactly that, along with the journey that led to my upcoming album Mysticism.

Be sure to watch the TRANSMISSIONS  and listen to the SIGNAL TAPES.

As an artist, you hope that the textures and stories you pour into a record resonate with someone on the other side.

I am thrilled to share that a deep-dive article I wrote regarding West Coast Synthesis and the "soul" of the Buchla Music Easel has been features on MatrixSynth.

In the vast and ever evolving world of sound synthesis, Frequency Modulation (FM) stands out as a powerful and distinct technique. It's responsible for some of the most iconic and unique sounds in music history, from the piercing bells of the Yamaha DX7 to the rich, complex textures found in modern electronic music. But what exactly is FM synthesis, how does it work, and why does it create such characteristic tones?