About Me

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It all started in 2015. My twin sister let me borrow her Slipknot CD when I was at my all-time low — an uninspired high school kid with no goals or direction. The moment I blasted it through my home speakers, it was like opening Pandora’s box. The raw aggression of that music gave me an outlet for everything I was struggling with at the time.

 

From that moment on, I knew: I want to be a part of this. I saved up the money I earned working at McDonald's and bought a cheap seven-string guitar. I locked myself in my room and practiced relentlessly until I built up the confidence to start looking for a band. Not long after, I was offered a spot as lead guitarist for a metal band called Atriox, who were just starting out with two demo tracks under their belt.

While playing with Atriox, I graduated high school and enrolled in RMIT’s Sound Production course — and later transitioned into the Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry).

 

As time went on, my audio engineering skills began to grow. I gained the confidence to start producing and sharing my own content on TikTok, which has since gained thousands of views and overwhelmingly positive feedback.

 

A year later, Atriox released our debut EP with two music videos. The record hit over 10,000 streams in its first few months and was featured in Wall of Sound Magazine.

Now, I’m working as a Front of House Supervisor and AV tech, while self-producing a new record with my current project, No More Roses. I continue to evolve as a musician, producer, audio engineer, and content creator — always pushing forward, just like I did the day I hit play on that Slipknot CD.

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