I write songs because they nourish my soul. I don’t approach songwriting with an agenda—the process comes from a deep, almost unexplainable place beyond my control. If there is any agenda, it often feels as though the agenda has me. Writing a song is a therapeutic act that is both energizing and profoundly meaningful. It allows me to make sense of life on a deeper level, connecting with parts of myself that are sometimes neglected or hidden in the shadows. Most importantly, it helps me connect with the ineffable—the mystery of life itself.

For me, the creative process is closely tied to personal growth, each one shaping and informing the other. My songs delve into themes like the hero’s journey, archetypal symbolism, the tension of opposites, shadow work, love, presence, alchemical transformation, and spiritual awakening. Through this, they explore the many mysterious corners of existence.

Making music brings me closer to the numinous, to a sense of truth that feels both profound and elusive.