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Three songs,
sun-up to late night.

Original songs written and produced in Ableton Live: a summer anthem, a late-night disco cut and a dream-pop slow burn. Each one is built around a single riff you can hum after one listen, and each has its own cover art.

Songwriting · Production · Arrangement · Cover art

Tracks

01—03
SUNRISE cover: a screen-printed sun over the horizon, its reflection drawn from the notes of the hook.
01 · 116 BPM · C major · 4:12

SUNRISE

A summer-morning anthem built around one riff, “A Sunrise”, that runs from the first bar to the last. Live drums with ghost notes, a played bass guitar, clean guitar and chopped disco vocals.

For fans of Neon Indian, Miami Horror
0:00
Velvet Static cover: a risograph title sliced and shifted by the notes of the hook, over a small piano roll.
02 · 111 BPM · F major · 4:19

Velvet Static

Late-night nu-disco: a wah clavinet, disco string runs into every chorus, brass stabs and a key change up for the last chorus. Rewritten from a stiff first take into something that’s played, not programmed.

For fans of Chromeo, Part Time
0:00
Paper Planets cover: cut-paper planets placed on a chart by the pitch and timing of each note in the hook.
03 · 100 BPM · D major · 4:48

Paper Planets

A slow-burning dream-pop anthem. A kalimba riff through wobbly tape echo, harp glissandos into each chorus, a choir pad and half-time drums that open up into a big finish.

For fans of Empire of the Sun
0:00

These are instrumental demos; the lead vocals are still to come. I built them with a custom bridge that lets an AI assistant work inside Ableton Live alongside me, writing parts, swapping instruments and mixing, while the songs, the riffs and every decision stayed mine. The covers are drawn from each song’s hook: every bar, slice and planet is placed by a real note, then printed in paper and ink.

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