Written and released December 27th, 2022 in celebration of a special anniversary for Samnang 'n James Bradley.

It is an honor to call these two amazing humans my friends. I had the privilege of writing and producing their custom wedding song "Lucky" and performing it as their first dance at their wedding. Their love story is so inspiring that it

Written and released December 27th, 2022 in celebration of a special anniversary for Samnang 'n James Bradley.

It is an honor to call these two amazing humans my friends. I had the privilege of writing and producing their custom wedding song "Lucky" and performing it as their first dance at their wedding. Their love story is so inspiring that it can't be captured in a single song—"Again, Again, Again" helps to tell a more complete picture, created as a special gift from James to Samnang to commemorate the anniversary of their first connection.

It is one of my proudest honors to have the opportunity to capture love stories like The Bradleys' and bring them to life through music.

Look for "Again, Again, Again" on all streaming platforms, and stream it directly right here first!

One of the most special honors about being a songwriter and music producer is capturing someone else's story through song. "Sugar Push" was written for the wedding of Sarah Joy and Jacob White as a surprise gift from the mother of the bride to the newlyweds. With the help of their close friends, I collected details and information about their

One of the most special honors about being a songwriter and music producer is capturing someone else's story through song. "Sugar Push" was written for the wedding of Sarah Joy and Jacob White as a surprise gift from the mother of the bride to the newlyweds. With the help of their close friends, I collected details and information about their story, how they met, and special places, activities, or things that were especially meaningful to them that I used to write this song.

A "sugar push" is a dance move specific to West Coast swing dancing, which is a huge part of the couple's relationship and was an important part of how they met and fell in love. It made for the perfect metaphor for the elastic "push/pull" and "give/take" that's needed in a marriage, as well as made for a beautiful reminder of the importance of "dancing through it all" no matter what life brings.

Notable things I included to make this song extra personal and meaningful:

• St. Augustine, where she went to college
• "The Palouse," a reference to WSU where he went to college
• "His girl," what he always calls her
• "Montgomery," where he proposed the first night she moved in
• "Why they call her Joy," a nod to her name
• "One-way flight to Mildenhall," a reference to Mildenhall, England where they are moving
• "Through good times and bad, through laughter and tears" a direct inclusion of their wedding vows
• Cover artwork incorporating lavender & navy blue, their wedding colors, as well as the ribbon from their invitation stationery