About

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My career has always lived at the intersection of technology and art. It still does.

Music came first and never really left. In between there was office work (the 10-key and I got close), then a run through the IT world during the dot-com era. Chaotic, exciting, and formative in ways I didn't appreciate until later.

Eventually music pulled me back for good. I spent many years running a mastering studio, working across genres with artists getting their music ready for release. Over 3,000 projects and counting.

Somewhere in there, cycling took hold. Riding, building, obsessing. It has its own gravity and I've never tried to escape it.

Photography has been a constant thread throughout. In the early 2020s that evolved into architectural and real estate work, which turned out to be a more satisfying creative outlet than I expected.

Music, technology, photography, bikes. The throughline has always been craft: learning something deeply and doing it well. That part hasn't changed.