Music started early — piano, then trumpet through school. When COVID hit, guitar came next, and not long after, writing and rapping. By senior year of high school, that led to Long Beach, CA, and a first EP recorded from the ground up.

Regular sessions at a local studio turned into an apprenticeship under an engineer willing to teach. That curiosity led to a year studying Audio Production and Electronic Music Composition at RCTC, followed by a year and a half interning at Carpet Booth Studios — absorbing everything from signal chain to session psychology.

A home studio came next, built from scratch and run solo for a year before evolving into 710 Studios. Today: a fully treated space, professional-grade equipment, and a process built on the same thing that started it all — knowing what a song needs to actually feel finished.