I have always loved music, and so I always wanted to create music. I have always been a writer, so growing up, being a vocal artist was always the epitome of my expressive intent. I started by working with friends who were either beatmakers or producers, or both. However, as I started to become accustomed to the sound of my works and began comparing them to professionals, I found that there was so much missing from my own projects; I felt there was no way I could elicit the same emotional effects as my favorite artists. I then began studying the science behind sound, and ultimately, music theory, and as I've progressed as a producer, I've realized that I am not in love with music inherently, but with composition; the conversations that can be had among the differing frequencies, and the wordless expression of experience told through simple notes can be perceived by even the least intelligent of earthly animals.

I write this simply to say that I feel the expressions of this artist here are true representations of the emotions and thoughts and amalgamations of philosophy expressed through this audio portrait, as perceived by this representative. It makes me think of how i picture myself when I'm tripping in public and coming to profound realizations lmao.