About
I didn’t come to music the fast way.
I came to it the stubborn way.
Years ago, while browsing MasterClass, I watched the deadmau5 series out of curiosity. What caught me wasn’t the genre or the gear, it was the process. The discipline. The problem-solving. The idea that music could be engineered, deconstructed, rebuilt, and still feel alive.
That curiosity led me to Ableton Intro.
Then months of studying.
Then Ableton Standard.
More studying. More plugins. And a long stretch of truly terrible music.
There’s no shortcut around that part.
Over the years, I kept learning. I kept writing. I kept listening more carefully. Eventually, I moved up to Ableton Suite and began to understand not just how to make sounds, but how to shape emotion through structure, pacing, and restraint.
At first, I was focused mostly on EDM. Rhythm, energy, movement. But lyrics were always there, quietly waiting. Pages of them.
Everything changed when I began working with AI.
For the first time, I could hear my lyrics sung. Not imagined. Not approximated. Actually realized. AI vocals didn’t replace creativity, they unlocked it. They allowed words on a page to become songs with weight, tone, and intention.
My first fully realized song, “Mott Street,” took over a year to complete. Every decision felt heavy because everything was new. Today, with experience and AI-assisted tools, I can create strong, emotionally honest songs in a matter of weeks instead of months.
Not because I rush.
Because I understand the process.
How I Work
I use AI the way a producer uses a studio.
As a tool, not a crutch.
Every project is guided by human judgment, taste, and storytelling. AI helps accelerate exploration and execution, but the heart of the work remains deliberate. Lyrics still matter. Structure still matters. Silence still matters.
Whether I’m creating a personal song for a milestone moment or producing music for an artist, the goal is the same:
make something that feels real to the person it’s meant for.
Why Custom Music
Music has always been how we remember things.
People. Places. Versions of ourselves.
A custom song isn’t about perfection. It’s about specificity. About details that only matter to one story. That’s where meaning lives.
That’s what I make.
I share my original music on SoundCloud and distribute it across all major platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube.
Diabhalta Music 