Creative Lab
This is where I experiment — AI generated music, AI visual stories, AI Narration and sometimes produce the occasional talking dog!
I use AI tools as instruments — not shortcuts — to explore heavy, fast and atmospheric sounds with narrative-driven concepts.
VOIDBORN is my flagship thrash-metal project built around cosmic horror, blending dual guitars, drums and gritty vocals that create the atmosphere, and narrative into a unified sound. The debut album, Into the Abyss, was recently released and marks the beginning of a larger thematic universe.
Available now on Spotify, YouTube Music, and Apple Music.
Tripquake is an experimental music and visual brand that blends sci-fi, physics, current events, surrealism, and dark humor into a unified creative space. The project explores sound as storytelling — from cosmic-scale concepts to satirical takes on modern life — with visuals that amplify the strangeness, intensity, and emotion behind each piece.
I create music that spans everything from historical moments to unfolding events. My debut Voidborn album, Into the Abyss, explored cosmic-horror themes, and my current project, Rise of the Machines, continues that narrative. These works aren’t just songs — they’re fully realized stories told through music.
A small rotating selection of tracks. Choose a song below or let the player move through the list automatically.
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I experiment with AI-generated video, imagery, and text to build short-form narrative pieces — often leaning into cosmic horror and speculative science.
A rotating strip of selected stills from AI videos, band visuals, and extinction / cosmic pieces. Swap these placeholders for your own artwork.
A lighter side project featuring my dog, Andouille (“Dew”), with AI-assisted voiceovers, micro-stories, and short-form comedy videos.
DewTok started as an experiment in timing, character, and quick storytelling — plus an excuse to turn a very real dog personality into a sort of animated presence.
It’s also a way to explore how people respond to short, punchy content in contrast to darker, more atmospheric work.
Creativity isn’t separate from my engineering work — it informs it.
Working with music, visuals, and story keeps me sharp in ways that pure technical work doesn’t: it forces me to think about attention, emotional arcs, and how people experience what they see and hear. That, in turn, makes me better at communicating complex technical ideas, designing user-centered systems, and thinking about the long-term impact of the tools we build.