The original Jack-o'-Lantern legend brought to life with raw post-punk energy and gothic rock vibes.more

Driven by powerful female vocals and symphonic rock, "One Interval Stayed" is my personal tribute to Jocelyn Bell Burnell. At just twenty-four, she detected a mysterious pulse buried in miles of radio-telescope recordings, leading to the discovery of the first pulsar. In 1974, her supervisor received the Nobel Prize for his role in that discovery. She received no Nobel. Blending period-inspired acoustic textures with modern rock, this song celebrates her extraordinary persistence and the breakthrough that changed astronomy. Born from my deep admiration for her, it tells of a universe that kept repeating her signal, even when its discoverer was left out of the highest honor.more

Today I’m posting **“Underneath the Giant Leap”** in memory of Margaret Hamilton, whose extraordinary work helped take humanity to the Moon. I wrote this song for her and for her counterpart Katherine Johnson — two women I deeply admire, working behind one of history’s most visible achievements. One calculated the trajectories; the other helped build the software architecture that allowed the mission to survive the unexpected. Their contribution deserves to be known far beyond science, engineering and space-history circles — by the general public who still remembers the giant leap. This song is my way of bringing their names back underneath it.more