In my senior project, I embarked on a musical journey by creating four distinct songs, each belonging to a different genre. Each composition carries its own unique identity and has become a valuable teacher in its own right. What sets this project apart is that it was a solo endeavor—I took on the roles of recording, mixing, and performing every part, pushing the boundaries of my own capabilities. This self-imposed challenge made it my most demanding project yet, and I take pride in the growth it has offered me. Not only did it pave the way for more solo productions, but it also opened doors for exciting collaborations with fellow artists. This project represents a significant milestone, marking the beginning of a continued exploration of my musical creativity.
Pop
Wouldn’t Do That Again is the very first track that set the vibe for this project. We're talking heartbreak, lessons learned, and a pledge never to go down that road again. This song is like a musical diary entry, a candid exploration of emotions we've all felt. Join me on this musical journey as we unravel the stories and beats that kick off this exciting project!
Funk
My Golden Star – the track that had me grinning from ear to ear while penning down its lyrics. Picture this: the chorus popping into my head right at the kick-off of the creative process. This one's all about a love that's as grand as it gets, directed at someone I really love and respect. It's like a musical high-five to a fantastic connection, capturing the vibe of a relationship that's pure gold.
Latin
Pa La Música holds a special place in my heart, standing out as the song that fills me with the utmost pride. This track, centered around my profound love for music, deviates from the rest of the project by steering away from personal narratives about others. Instead, it emerges as my heartfelt homage to fellow musicians who share the same passion for music that has always fueled my own creativity.
Reggaeton
Ayer Te Vi is a song that resonates deeply with my younger self; it's a creation that I know would make the younger version of me incredibly proud. Growing up immersed in the sounds of artists like Danny Ocean and Ozuna has undeniably shaped my approach to music production, and this track is an example to that influence.