I write music for Vice on HBO.  Those reporters go so insanely deep into the environments of the stories, it's a wonder none have died.  Wait-googling that...No, none have died.  This show is wild.

This show is as badass as it sounds.  I had the pleasure of writing some thunder americana tracks for awesome scenes of dudes chasing down other dudes on motorcycles through the wilderness.

This beautiful piece of visual inspiration was a total privilege to write for.

I wrote the music for the Heloc campaign, highlighting people using this new loan structure to enrich their lives.

I wrote some music for Hyatt’s Andaz hotels. I have never stayed in an Andaz hotel, but I imagine this is what it sounds like.

I wrote some fun tracks for Hailey Gates to travels into the underbelly of fashion, corruption, surgery, and general mayhem.

This technology is super cool, and as a former Brooklyn resident this really hit home and appealed to me.

I scored some ads for Abraham, and this one is my favorite because I got to make a cool track wrestle my wife to make the foley sounds.

I wrote some music for a few Lavazza spots. I was very psyched because Lavazza coffee is totally delicious and I drink it every day. 

I made a EP with my pal Andy. He and I worked entirely remotely to build this moody music, to combine dusty grooves with casual epicness.

Contributing music for a cause such as the ACLU was a proud day for me.

A neurotic young pastry chef watches people in relationships then goes home and re-creates them with the guy she keeps chained up in her closet.  WHAAAAT.

Abused girls form a biker gang and wage war on douchey dudes.

I feel like this show is always on a TV in the background at every house, hotel or restaurant I’ve ever been here. And now my weird jams are the soundtrack to Al Roker’s adventures!

In this post-apocalyptic world, The only civilization left lives underground with the only goal of opening the Box.

It's always a conflicting feeling having music over such intensely buzzkill footage. But I'm glad they catch the perps.

Writing moody fashion-y music for this twirling awesomeness was super fun. Fancy clothes, fancy NYC building. Plus I’m pretty sure I got married in that place.

These dudes are relentless, and they know some things about real estate. Happy to contribute music to the journey!

These real estate and fix-up shows are so addictive and I don’t know why. But I like writing music for them.

This show is not for the faint of heart.  Horses being born?  WHAT.  I can barely handle.  However what I can do, is provide music!