BIO

At six years old, I would bang on a tin with sticks as if it were a real drum. People tossed popcorn bags at me—maybe applause in disguise. I never knew who did it, but it felt like a performance. Music has always been in my blood; I come from a musical family.

• Freedom — Akon

• 808s & Heartbreak — Kanye West

• Dangerous (Remastered) [Extra Tracks] — Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson’s Heal the World played often at school, and Dangerous was the first album my dad ever bought me. I picked up Freedom by Akon in Sri Lanka and played it nonstop. As for Kanye’s Heartless, a friend introduced me to it, and it hit deep—it still does.

A Song of My Own

“DUB (INSTRUMENTAL)”

I haven’t found a defining track yet. As I begin sharing my music with the world, I’ll keep refining songs until one resonates as truly special. I’m committed to experimenting and future-proofing my vibe, pushing boundaries with every new release.

I can’t point to a single defining moment—each shift from old to new always feels unforgettable. With every evolution, I future-proof my art and identity. Looking back fills me with pride in how far I’ve come and excitement for what’s next.

I dream of moving to Tokyo someday to live out my days. Japan tops my bucket list—I feel a deep connection to its people, culture, and cuisine. I envision ending my career there, embraced by its discipline and spirit, where dreams become reality.