Additional Work & Moments

Building a scene is not just about the bangers you drop on the night. It is about the stickers on the utility poles, the vintage merch, and the way you connect with the folks in the room before the music even starts. My approach to this work is simple: authenticity first. Whether I am putting together a multi-day festival under a banyan tree or setting up a vinyl session for a brand launch, the goal is always the same—create a space where the community can actually plug in.

Why the details matter

When I work with brands or manage an event, I am looking at the whole picture. I am not just showing up to hit play on a playlist. We look at the sonic identity of your brand, the specific flow of the crowd, and the technical setup that makes the sound hit right. No rinse-repeat formulas. I want the music to feel like it belongs to the space you are in, whether that is a high-end retail launch or a DIY block party.

How I approach projects

• Brand Collaborations: I dive into the narrative of the brand to make sure the audio landscape matches the visual one. We have shaped sounds for everything from art exhibitions to fashion launches.
• Street-Level Culture: From organizing all-vinyl pop-ups to managing festival logistics, I stay involved in the raw, DIY elements of the music scene. This keeps the work grounded.
• Community Events: Boxout.fm is an institution because we keep it real. We focus on the talent, the sound, and the people, ensuring every event has its own energy.