When Sounds Become Scenes – How I Create Music That Lasts

I don’t make music to please.
I make music because it’s my language.
For some, it’s yoga. For others, it’s martial arts.
For me, it’s composing.

Whenever I sit down to create a track, I feel grounded. Balanced.
Everything I’ve experienced in the past few days – moments, lessons, emotions – flows into the process without me even noticing. It’s not planned. It just happens.

Melodic house for the reflective souls

Most of the time, it starts with chords.
Sometimes it’s a track I hear that sounds like a night sky — dark, distant, full of silence and stars. That’s when I feel the urge to capture that image in my own way. To create something that feels like night, something atmospheric and intimate.

Of course, what I see may not be what you see.
And that’s the beauty of it:
Everyone has their own picture in mind when listening.

Soundscapes that resonate beyond today

My creative process has shifted.
In the past, I used to start with drums and percussions. Today, I begin with the emotional core. With chords that speak. Sometimes gentle, sometimes dramatic. Most often in minor — because melancholy lives there. And so much beauty lies in melancholy.

I often feel like I’m watching a cinematic film in my head.
A camera starts rolling. I become the director of a scene I haven’t scripted yet. That’s when I know I’m in the zone.