ABOUT ME

I have gotten into music production and engineering as a new and unfamiliar territory for me to explore in. Before I came to Berklee, I performed a lot throughout my life since I was in first grade, such as playing drums and guitar in my church’s worship band and singing in my high school choir. In fact, my first experience in music was learning how to play piano through private lessons and performing in recitals and festivals. Some of my fondest memories in high school came from winning many awards in festivals as part of my high school choir and singing in the LMEA All-State Mixed Choir for three consecutive years. While I always love performing solo or within a group, I have always wanted to get into a behind-the-scenes role and learn something new in music, which is why I am into music production and engineering today. I desire to make the best out of every project that I am involved in, and I always learn something out of everything that I do.

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At Berklee College of Music, I have further invigorated my love for music. I discovered being part of the behind-the-scenes world of audio in production, engineering, mixing, mastering, and many more steps that go into making music that we all enjoy listening to. The new (and possibly better) equivalent to traveling and playing music with other musicians would be living out an artist's dream in producing and engineering their music. I love working with artists in studios at any point in their projects, helping them accomplish their goals and aspirations.