I’ve been making music for most of my life.
In bands. In rooms. In studios. Loudly. Quietly. Sometimes not at all.

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Mother King came after all of it.

Not as a reinvention. Not as a return to who I was.
Just the point where I stopped waiting for someone else to stay, to finish the band, or to tell me it was time.

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So I made the thing mine.

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Mother King is my solo project. I write the songs, build the sounds, make the world around them, and follow them wherever they want to go.

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There’s no band to fall apart. No one to wait for.
Just the work—and the freedom to keep making it.