Back in 2019, I was deeply passionate about music production. I wasn’t the best yet, but I was hungry to learn. I joined a music studio filled with more experienced producers and artists, and I came in humble, ready to grow. That’s when I met a few producers who had only been producing for five months, yet their beats already sounded better than mine. It made me question myself — but it didn’t discourage me. It pushed me.

Not long after, the studio needed a video director. No one there had video experience, but I had been shooting and editing simple videos on iPhones. I stepped up and said I could handle it. They gave me a chance, and the entire team loved the result. From that moment, every video project was handed to me. For the first time, I felt a real sense of belonging and value — I was the only one out of about ten producers and artists who could create videos, and that responsibility shaped me.

When that studio eventually closed, my older brother saw how much I had grown and how passionate I had become. He opened his own studio, LyriHQ Entertainment, and put me in charge of the photography and videography department. I was creating content, photoshoots, and music videos for six artists, constantly working and improving. That consistency played a huge role in my development. I worked hands-on with Jus Kris (producer) and Maya Christabelle (studio manager), with artists such as Bobo FDG, Mystical AJ, Hassan DSD, Makis, Saky, and Arrah Mimi, to name a few. Giggs Sneh was the main person who assisted me at the time, and I really admired his humility and passion.

Along the way, I met Franklin Wung — a mentor who gave me hands-on training and real industry experience. He taught me how to shoot music videos properly, and we worked together for several years. Then in 2024, I moved to Canada, where I launched LP Studios.

Today, I’m proud to share the professionalism, creativity, and experience I’ve built over the years. Every project I take on reflects that journey — from humble beginnings to the work I deliver now.