For more than twenty years, music has been at the center of my life. What began with a drum set on Cape Cod eventually led me around the world as a performer, from touring internationally as a young musician to studying Music Production & Engineering and Music Business at Berklee College of Music. Along the way, I developed not only a deep appreciation for the craft of making records, but also a belief that great recordings start with listening: listening to the music, the artist, and the story each song is trying to tell.

In 2013, I founded Wachusett Recording Company as a small freelance operation with a handful of instruments, a mixer, and a vision. Since then, I’ve had the opportunity to work with artists across an incredibly wide range of styles, including Americana, bluegrass, singer-songwriter, jazz, folk, pop-punk, hip-hop, metal, and more. I’ve recorded full bands, solo artists, podcasts, audiobooks, meditation projects, and nonprofit productions. Those experiences taught me that every project is different, but the goal is always the same: create an environment where artists can do their best work and capture performances that feel authentic, honest, and lasting.

As both a musician and producer, I approach recording from the perspective of someone who understands the importance of serving the song. Whether I’m helping shape an arrangement, playing drums or bass, recording an ensemble, or crafting a final mix, my focus is on bringing out the character and emotion that makes each artist unique. I believe great production isn’t about doing more – it’s about knowing what the music needs and helping it connect with listeners. If you’re looking for a collaborative partner to help bring your next single, EP, or album to life, I’d love to hear your story.