“Catch a Wave” is an original song that captures the feeling of endless summer, where time slows down and the only thing that matters is the next ride.
I wrote this as a celebration of the California coast, inspired by early mornings on the sand, the sound of the ocean, and the simple freedom that comes from being out on the water.
The lyrics follow a day in motion, from sunrise in Malibu to golden light at Point Dume, with friends, surf, and that perfect moment when everything clicks and nothing else matters.
It’s a laid-back, feel-good story about escape, connection, and finding joy in the rhythm of the tide.
If this song puts you in a beach state of mind or reminds you of your favorite summer memory, I’d love to hear about it in the comments.
“Be Afraid of Her Ruse” is an original song that explores quiet manipulation, charm, and the kind of power that doesn’t need to shout to take control.
I wrote this as a character-driven piece about someone who wins not through force, but through subtle influence, where every choice feels like your own until it’s too late.
The lyrics follow the slow unraveling of confidence, trust, and control, wrapped in elegance and illusion.
It’s a darker, cinematic story about perception, persuasion, and the danger of putting your trust and love in someone who plays a game.
If this song pulls you in or reminds you of a story you’ve seen before, I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
“Let’s Find Baby Cat” is a playful, original children’s song about hide-and-seek, curiosity, and the joy of discovery.
I wrote this to capture the simple fun little ones love—calling out for Mommy Cat and Daddy Cat while searching for Baby Cat and celebrating the big “peekaboo” moment when they’re found.
With its repeating lines and cheerful rhythm, this song is perfect for toddlers and young children who enjoy singing along, learning words, and laughing as they play.
If this brought a smile to your little one’s face, I’d love to hear about it in the comments. Thanks for listening and playing along!