This is the music from my short film Image Transfer, not including one diegetic track by a local band. If you want a truly complete soundtrack, buy the song “No Name” by H7 and place it between tracks 3 and 4. If you can’t buy a copy, ask them to put it up for sale.

These are some pieces I made for the student TV show Global Village, mostly for the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 seasons. They didn’t use the ending theme, sadly—I think it’s the best piece on the album. This re‐release includes four never before heard bonus tracks! Most of them aren’t very good.

Track 3 (“The Halloween Episode”) mastered by Jonathan Johnson.

The original version of this song was background music for an After Effects tutorial. Some time later, I decided to write some lyrics and recruit my friend Brianna Roseman to sing them. Includes a regular single and an extended mix, because why not? This definitely isn’t my finest work, but it’s fun being able to say I was a member of a synthpop band for a bit.

A synthpop song I wrote for a video production class. We had to storyboard a music video, and I wanted a real, original song to accompany it. The vocals are so bad in several ways, but I’m proud of everything else. I want to re‐record this one day, along with a few other songs with similar themes.

My friend challenged me to complete a ten minute piece in one day. I’m usually a pretty slow worker, so this definitely was a challenge. I’m pretty happy with how it turned out, but you can probably tell about where I ran out of ideas. The mastering is poor even compared to my other work, but I wanted to be authentic to what I did in that one day.

The background music for my short animation “Void Lake”. Weird, unsettling noise stuff, built mainly around an old recording of a broken aquarium filter.

The score to an artisan chocolatier at work. I wrote this for a social media reel I edited as part of my video marketing internship. Short, relaxed new‐age that would be at home in the ’90s.

Produced under the pseudonym AFX.VXD, this is a short vaporwave piece that was going to be part of a larger project, but which is currently on indefinite hold.

My roommates and I had a few music contests in early 2022. This was my submission for “movie music”, in the style of a cliché bombastic trailer theme.

Here’s one that’s really out there. A droning, ambient safari across an alien planet, mostly made from the sound of pinging my mixing board. Warning for sudden loud, high pitched squeals.

This one came to me in a dream, where it was my cover of the main theme for a popular TV show. (I listened to the real theme music—it’s nothing like this.) In the dream, I posted this online, and all of the comments were about how the guitar tone was bad. I improved it for this waking‐world version.