Music doesn’t begin with sound. It begins with intention, with what we feel before we can explain it.
For me, composing is the act of translating that invisible layer between emotion and story into something that can be heard, remembered, and felt.

I create original, custom scores for games, films, and visual media. My work focuses on shaping sonic worlds that serve narrative purpose, building emotional bridges between the audience and the story being told. Whether it’s an intimate moment in a game or the vast atmosphere of a cinematic world, every sound is designed to carry weight, meaning, and texture.

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My path began long before I wrote my first soundtrack. I graduated from Conservatório Souza Lima & Berklee University in São Paulo and spent more than two decades as a guitarist and sideman, performing and recording with a wide range of artists. I studied under names such as Kiko Loureiro and Edu Ardanuy, developing a deep understanding of musical expression, discipline, and dynamics that today shape the way I compose.

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My process merges orchestral writing with organic sound design, bridging traditional composition and modern hybrid production. Each project begins with understanding: the story, the characters, the color palette, and the emotion behind it all. From there, I build a musical identity that evolves with the narrative, one frequency at a time.

I believe music is more than background. It’s part of the storytelling itself, a voice that speaks when words can’t. Every project I take on is treated as a living story, shaped in collaboration with the creators who bring these worlds to life.

Because in the end, every frequency tells a story.