FRAGMENTS OF US

is an original cinematic score inspired by the quiet unraveling of a love story — remembered in pieces rather than as a whole.

Built around a modern classical string quartet, the album moves through moments of closeness, distance, and absence, where what once felt infinite slowly begins to fracture.

Each piece captures a fragment —

a glance, a silence, a presence that fades but never fully disappears.

Fragments of Us lingers in the space between what was and what remains,

holding onto something that can no longer be held.

Now available on all major streaming platforms.

MUSIC WAS THE ONLY HOME

is an original cinematic instrumental album set in Eastern Europe in the years just before the war.

Blending Klezmer, Balkan gypsy influences, and intimate acoustic textures, the album follows a small group of traveling musicians moving through rural landscapes with nothing but their instruments, a wooden cart, and a donkey.

Each piece captures a fragment of a journey — moments of laughter, loss, escape, and quiet reflection — as the road unfolds without destination.

Music Was the Only Home is a story of displacement, resilience, and the fragile beauty of human connection, where music becomes the only place that remains.

Now available on all major streaming platforms.

RESONANCE
is an original cinematic score inspired by a remote coastal town, where a forgotten recording begins to surface from the past.

Built on restrained piano and subtle string textures, the album follows a quiet psychological descent — as fragments of a melody return, shifting and evolving, revealing something that was never meant to be heard again.

Each piece feels like a moment from an unseen film — from empty shorelines and distant signals to the slow realization that memory does not disappear, it lingers.

Resonance is not a story that was filmed,

but one that continues to echo beneath the surface.

The sea is quiet. But it remembers.

Now available on all major streaming platforms.

THE BUREAU OF LOST WONDERS
is an original cinematic score inspired by a hidden archive where forgotten memories and lost fragments of wonder are preserved.

Blending jazz textures with vintage cinematic tones, the album follows a quiet unraveling — as order gives way to chaos and the world slowly rediscovers its sense of magic.

Each piece represents a moment in a film that doesn’t exist — from shadowy corridors of endless files to fleeting glimpses of life returning to the streets.

The Bureau of Lost Wonders is not a story that was filmed, but one that can still be heard.

Coming soon.