Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.

Music was my lifeblood, but life nearly extinguished that flame. Rediscovering my passion transformed despair into purpose, proving that self-acceptance is the ultimate rebellion against societal expectations.

A move to Baltimore City and general life happenings, has meant that I haven’t had much time (or space) to focus or work on much in the way of music or merch, but that will be changing very soon.

When it comes to consuming art, I have sort of an obsession with discovery. I don't like having my "hand held." This is true for television, film and video games, but especially music.

For a few years now, I've been talking and doing a lot of brainstorming about how, as an independent artist, I would like to be and remain in control of my own art, as much as possible.

I don't like being associated with being fast. Can I do things that I'm well practiced at quickly? Sure. Does that mean that I always do? Absolutely not.

It never dawned on me, until my wife wanted to listen to my EP in her car, that it's impossible to add downloaded music to Apple Music from your iPhone.

It’s been a tough few weeks. Months, actually. Years? Yeah, that too. But Not Checkers is here, so all is well!

It's my artwork. I can paint how I want to.

Why can't passion and profit coexist?

Welcome to the chaos that is my mind.