MY BIOGRAPHY.

FROM THE DRUM KIT
TO THE CONSOLE.

Music has always been part of my life. I grew up in a family of singers and musicians: my father and his brother both played percussion, my mother and her sisters sing, my cousins either play or sing, and last but not least my two sisters both play the keys and have different musical skills.

When I was seven years old, I heard a church band practicing in my uncle's basement. I was drawn to the drums, and that moment became the beginning of my own musical journey. I went on to play drums at church regularly.

In 2018, I developed a growing interest in audio engineering. I began watching videos about how to improve my church's sound and started taking audio lessons. I first learned on an analog mixer before moving into digital audio consoles, including a PreSonus StudioLive 24.4.2 and later a Midas M32.

I continue to listen back to church livestreams to identify what can be improved in the next mix. That desire to keep learning helped lead me to Capital University's Music Technology program, where I am expanding my knowledge of live and recording engineering.

My goal is to keep growing as an engineer and musician, bringing care, technical skill, and creativity to every project.