Owner of Infinite Odds Ltd.

I have produced and published two full albums and two singles in a year and a half, including album art design. I have over five years of experience producing electronic music and graphic art, and additionally published an album of 20 unfinished, unmastered songs to SoundCloud that I felt were worth sharing.

I design the album art for my music alias Richfield. These images were created from scratch by distorting and manipulating photos using a basic photo editor on my iPhone.

Part of my social media outreach for Richfield is to develop engaging videos that add to my story whether they are advertisements, music videos, or art videos to engage my audience.

I do all the content marketing for my music, engaging regularly with fans and consistently developing or curating new content to supplement the music experience I provide.

The story behind this project is not easy to simplify. This is what I can say: I composed, mixed, and named the songs of my album Scopum Opus without simultaneously watching Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.The process of writing the album began in September 2017, and it was about 85% done by March of 2018, besides final mastering. I was in my senior year at Ohio University at the time, and the songs of this album came to me spontaneously in moments when I was the most stressed about… Show more The story behind this project is not easy to simplify. This is what I can say: I composed, mixed, and named the songs of my album Scopum Opus without simultaneously watching Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory.The process of writing the album began in September 2017, and it was about 85% done by March of 2018, besides final mastering. I was in my senior year at Ohio University at the time, and the songs of this album came to me spontaneously in moments when I was the most stressed about my schoolwork, the most overwhelmed with thinking of the future, or when I simply couldn't think of anything to do with myself other than to open Logic Pro X and start a new song.It had been a goal of mine since I was 16 to produce a concept album that could be watched with a classic movie. I was mesmerized and inspired when I learned that Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon was unmistakably compatible with The Wizard of Oz. I had the initial idea back to choose Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory as the movie for me, but for some reason I didn't give much attention, and seemed to have completely written it off by the logic that "Mac Miller has a song sampling 'Pure Imagination', so that can't be the album."By the time my senior year of college had begun, I had put little to no conscious thought into choosing a movie to write music to, let alone writing that music. I produced a ton of music as a student, but had not published any of it. It wasn't until I had emptied myself of those songs that became the tracklist for Scopum Opus, named and ordered nearly all of them, and whittled them down from about 15 songs to 10 that I knew this music fit with the movie. The idea popped in my head like a lightbulb, and I immediately rented Willy Wonka and listened to my tracks back. I made a handful of timing cuts after that, but truly had little to no work left to do on the majority of those 10 songs other than mastering.The real story of how this album came to be is the Enneagram. Show less

I began playing piano six years ago, drumming with two fingers on three keys. By playing experimentally, I am forced to only play what I can connect with, and so I gradually have gained access to the secrets of music as they relate to my life and emotions.

I worked for United Campus Ministry as an intern and through a university course at Ohio University. One of my tasks in both cases was to help re-develop a campus identity for UCM through graphic design and flier outreach.

Course: Introduction to InDesign for non-majors

These animations were with made with Adobe After Effects for university course assignments, through an intro to animation class.