Original music,
in many forms.
Since 2019 I’ve written, arranged and mixed every track myself — chord progressions and melodies first, then layered instruments and structure in Logic Pro and Ableton Live, through to release on Spotify.
Start here. Ten tracks across five years.
The most-played tracks from each release, newest first. Press play on any card — nothing to install.
Seven albums, all on streaming.
The full catalogue — albums, top tracks and latest releases — straight from the artist page.
Written from scratch, finished end to end.
Every track starts as a chord progression and a melody. From there I layer and structure the instruments — pads, arps, bass, keys, drums — until the arrangement carries the idea on its own.
Mixing and basic mastering happen in the same session, so what you hear on Spotify is the same decision chain from the first sketch to the export.
- ComposeHarmony and melody first; the hook has to work on one instrument.
- ArrangeLayered instruments, sections and transitions in Logic Pro.
- MixBalance, space and dynamics; basic mastering for streaming loudness.
- ReleaseSelf-published to Spotify and other platforms as Antirender.
The same ear, in interaction work.
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