Those who came before me were the first to show me the concept of the true meaning of art. I was fortunate to have received a good education while being exposed to some form of art since my early days. Some paintings and sculptures would leave me mesmerized, while literature works and music would move me in many ways. I always wanted to do that, create things, to be an artist. As an artist, I seek to find ways of expressing myself so that I can touch people's souls just as music has touched mine. I revisit my feelings, thoughts, hopes, and aspirations in every song I write. I want to be a healing force, a force for peace, and a bringer of hope. I want to talk about subjects that matter. I want to talk about people and their lives because, to me, people are fascinating. I want to help people laugh and cry, to help them feel their best. I believe a work of true artistic expression is worth keeping and must continue. I also want to help others become the best artists they can be so everyone can enjoy the blessings prevenient from their artworks. I am determined and resolved to be the best storyteller I can be, be it through words or audio-visual or altogether.

Throughout most of my life, music has carried special meaning to me.

Music was there through my hard times, happy times, sad times, desperate times, joyful times, peaceful times, and healing times. It has always moved me in one way or another. I have had much joy, and I've seen and experienced much pain in my life, and each time, music has had a profound effect and played a big part in it. Music has helped me when no words would, and nobody could. When I was happy and joyful, music was the soundtrack to those moments. At times, when I hurt, was lonely, or was missing a departed one, listening to soulful songs helped heal my broken heart. It allowed me a venue where I could channel my feelings and help get them out of my system and over it. I also believe there are many lessons in history to be learned, and that we should always try and remember. I remember the ones that sacrificed everything so that we could be. I believe people can heal through love and empathy. Artistically talking about these issues can invite feelings of love and empathy. I think of all of that to the point that those feelings are almost second nature to me. It is like I've been transported to that very moment in time, and that I'm living and experiencing it in real-time. I invite and allow for it to happen when I am composing or writing the lyrics to a melody, or even taking a lead that reflects it. I support emotional composing because I believe there has to be a passion for everything involved in the process of what I'm doing. Every vibrato, long notes, and playing attitude has to stay true to the message I'm trying to convey and the feeling I'm experiencing at the moment of execution.

I put all my love and all my soul into my art. I'm not satisfied until I have done nothing but my very best. I'll do that by perfecting my musicianship and songwriting to create exciting and soulful art and by taking some part in keeping the art alive. I'm working on a Blues-inspired album, exploring Modern Blues and Blues Rock, with a couple of ballads or more Jazzy Blues. I want to pay homage to those that came before me by inviting them to play and record on my album. This bit is proving to be the most challenging part of my current project.