Song
Glory Everlasting
2026
A worship song about the part of faith that survives when nothing is easy.
Portfolio · 2026
I write the words, build the world, direct the music and decide what gets cut. I use tools to render and refine what I have already decided — the taste and the final yes or no are mine. Below is recent work you can hear and see.
My work sits in a world I built from the ground up. Its characters, geography, history and customs are written out over time into a single reference the work draws from — a salt-trading north, porcelain kilns in the south, families and villages carrying obligations that outlast the people who made them.
I started with songs and stayed because the songs kept needing somewhere to live. A lyric written without a place behind it turns into a slogan; a place without anyone in it turns into a museum. So the world gets written first, and the music has somewhere true to stand.
Everything here is original work. Releases are reviewed against a written standard before they ship, and are registered with tamper-evident timestamps, so ownership is provable rather than claimed.
One body of work, built across years of daily practice rather than assembled for a showreel. The numbers below are what is finished and on disk — not what was planned.
Collections run from sacred and worship music through Vietnamese historical epic to lofi, jazz, synthwave and orchestral cue work. A single collection can run to seventy finished pieces. Nothing is listed here that I cannot play on request.
Song
2026
A worship song about the part of faith that survives when nothing is easy.
Song
2026
The Vietnamese word for dew turning to ice overnight, in a song about staying awake and being alright with it. From a 140-track instrumental collection.
Song
2026
A battle cue built around a river at full flow. Written for a fight that hasn't started yet.
Painting
2026
Concept painting from the same world — a shrine built where the hill meets the water, and the argument about who it belongs to.
2026
Eight seconds, vertical, cut for a phone screen. Made to stop a thumb before it scrolls past.
Series
2026
Ninety consecutive days of published visual and written work — sustained output, not a single burst.
Read the series →Happy to send anything in full, or talk licensing.
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