I've been making music for nearly two decades now, working across every style and genre that moves me. For most of that time, I was out there performing night after night, but eventually the grind wore me down and I needed a change. That creative burnout pushed me to step back and figure out what actually mattered to me about music.

These days, I spend my time producing tracks for other artists, teaching people the craft through YouTube, and working on my own projects when inspiration strikes. It's a different kind of rhythm than the performance world, but it keeps me connected to what I love about music without the parts that were draining me. Whether I'm helping someone nail their first track or diving deep into a complex arrangement, I'm still doing what I've always done – just sharing it in a way that actually works for me.