About

I want to make something real.

I’ve always wanted to make something I could point to at the end of the day. A record, a package on a shelf, a space people have been in—some artifact that exists beyond the idea of it. Design gave me a way to do that for other people. I like listening to what someone hopes to build, finding what matters to them, and making something that helps them get there.

I grew up in Sunnyvale with music, video games, and skateboard graphics all around me. At Sacramento State, I started seeing the connection between the visual rhythms I loved and the music I wanted to make. I named my studio Majorminor for that space between contrasts—sound and image, highs and lows, and my own experience as a Black kid growing up in the South Bay.

Music has never been separate from how I think about making things. I make music as RCA, and I keep coming back to the hope that something I create might become part of someone’s memory—a record they return to, or a night they remember years later.

I brought that instinct to Majorminor, the studio I founded and ran for fourteen years. I still bring it to creative direction: listen for what matters, make the idea tangible, and stay with it until it can live in the world. The Work shows what I’ve made with people. Leadership shows how I help carry an idea through.