I started playing piano when I was seven. That’s where it all began not because I had big plans, but because I was curious. A few years later I discovered film music, and I knew I wanted to try making that myself.

When I was younger, my dad often took me to theme parks. I always felt something special there — like stepping into another world where nothing else really mattered. That feeling of escaping reality for a moment stayed with me. I didn’t realize it back then, but the music played a big part in that experience.

Over the years, through a lot of learning and experimenting, I’ve figured out how to create that feeling myself by telling the story through music. When you let the music do the talking, it brings everything together. It becomes part of the world, the emotion, the memory.

These past few years I’ve focused on composing music that does exactly that:
Soundtracks that support the story, enhance the experience, and make the whole thing feel complete, even if people don’t consciously notice it. Music that lets you forget where you are for a moment and just be part of something else.