I always come back to EDM. House music, in particular, has been my favorite genre since I became obsessed with “Strobe” by Deadmau5 in 2019.
I’ve created my fair share of electro house music, and I tried my hand at making Christian EDM in March, 2025 (His House EP). Recently, I started a new music project called A Temple of Mercy. My goal with the project is to make positive feeling instrumental house music.
I’ve released two songs thus far. Please, check them out.
After composing and producing “Dream” in September, 2025, I created an album called “Always”. I had become infatuated with a way of creating music that was new to me — working in sections.
I had grown bored with making songs that had traditional song structures; verse/chorus/verse/chorus/bridge/chorus had lost its thrill. That sort of song-writing had begun to feel constraining and unnatural to me. Well, after some back-and-forth, I settled in to composing in sections and mixing those sections into to songs that repeat a lot less.
My most recent, 5-section song is now on bandcamp. It’s called “Winding Grind/Deepspace Mining/Promises/There Could Be Hope/Texturefunk”.
For the duration of this summer, I have not worked on music. It was really hard to stop when I heard God in prayer. He told me I couldn’t make music, and He didn’t tell me whether I’d ever be allowed to make it again.
Over the coming months, I realized that I had been seeking my own glory. I wanted my music to be proof to others of how great I thought I was. One of the problems with that kind of thinking: no amount of praise is ever enough.
Humans weren’t designed to handle the kind of glory and praise that God deserves.
This past Monday, I was praying and asking God if I could make music again, and He said, “yes.” Earlier that morning, I had read John 7. Jesus said something in John 7 that was perfectly pertaining to my situation:
“Those who speak for themselves want glory only for themselves, but a person who seeks to honor the one who sent him speaks truth, not lies.” John 7:18 (NLT)
What I create, I want to co-create with Jesus. It’s His story; it’s His glory. If you’re a creator, I encourage you to create for Him with Him.