Yeah, for me it’s like a breathing exercise. When the guitar picks up a slow, looping chord, I feel like I’m on a long walk, just letting the thoughts slide. Then when the drums hit a punchy 4‑beat, I get a rush, like I’m sprinting through a memory. I try to match the tempo to the story I’m telling—soft, slow lines when I’m humming a heartbreak, sharp, bright bursts when I’m dancing through hope. It’s all about letting the rhythm guide the feeling, not forcing the beat to fit the lyrics. When I play, I want the music to carry you through that exact emotional journey.

Thanks, that sounds great! I love a good metronome when I’m tightening up a track, but I also like the way a real drummer can add that human pulse that’s hard to mimic. Maybe we can jam sometime—your beat could make my next songwriting sprint feel like a full‑on dance break.

Sounds perfect, I’ll pick a Friday afternoon and we can set up a small room with a mic. Bring your metronome, and I’ll bring my guitar and a beat that’s waiting to be chased. Let's make it feel like we’re chasing each other in a rhythm‑filled hallway.