Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. It has always been a place where I could express the things that were difficult to put into words. It all started in a rather traditional way, playing the historical instrument viola da gamba in an ensemble, before joining my first school band.
During more turbulent times, my music became louder, heavier, and more direct. At the end of 2018, I joined the metalcore band A Lost Game, where I still play bass and sing today.
In 2024, I expanded into the indie rock scene by joining Laddermen. Along the way, I had the chance to play several live shows and support friends' projects, including RUN, both on and off stage.
Over time, I realized that the songs that resonate with me most are the quieter, more honest ones. I taught myself much of what I know and, after exploring different musical paths, found my way back to guitar and piano. Today, I write music that feels more personal, intimate, and often more understated. For me, it's always about capturing genuine moments, both the loud ones and the quiet ones.
Last summer, I traveled through Ireland with my guitar and my best friend from university, @eliasemanuel.music. We performed on the streets and in bars across Dublin, Galway, and Cork. It was an experience that shaped me deeply, both as a musician and as a person.
Since then, I've played my first small live shows with my new band, and we're currently in the studio developing our sound. We're excited to release our first music together by the end of summer 2026.
