AI is everywhere right now. I use it too, mostly as a quick scratch pad. But when I want a point of view, I go looking for a person.
This blog is my attempt to be that person for someone else.
Partly for me.
Writing here forces me to slow down and name what I am hearing. If I cannot explain why I chose a compressor setting or a harmony line, I probably have not decided yet.
It also keeps a little trail of my thinking over time. That matters when I am trying to improve, not just finish songs.
As a quiet bonus, it is a simple way to point people to my music. If you are curious, give it a listen.
Partly for you.
When I am stuck on a niche question, I usually end up reading real blogs. Chatbots give me the clean answer, but I want the messy part too. I want to know what someone tried, what did not work, and what finally clicked.
That is the kind of detail I want to share here for anyone who cares about making music.
I want this to sound like a person in a room, not a summary.
What you will find here.
I write about songwriting, production decisions, mixing notes, release strategy, and the little lessons that come from shipping creative work. If I can make one part of the process clearer for you, the post did its job.
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