For Kobe Beef—the love he cannot keep. The ruin that taught him hunger, and the small, reckless hope that refuses to die.
“These pieces were composed alongside The Hunter’s Craft. Each one carries the atmosphere of the book—its quiet dread, its shadowed beauty. They are free to listen or download, created to deepen the experience of the story.”
The cello is where I’m most honest. People confuse solitude with loneliness; I don’t. The instrument gives that silence a voice. These pieces weren’t written to decorate the book— they were written to return me to it: the atmosphere, the pulse, the things that won’t sit quietly on the page.
For Kobe Beef—the love he cannot keep. The ruin that taught him hunger, and the small, reckless hope that refuses to die.
A slow drift through memory, where tenderness and threat share a key.
Composed in the ache after too many failed nights—withdrawal rendered as pulse; a bow chasing euphoria through silence.
Every farewell is a rehearsal for the last one. This melody came to me as the light bled from the sky — a whisper that lingered longer than the sun. I wanted it to feel like a memory you can almost sing, something fragile enough to fade but addictive enough to keep returning. In its silence, you hear the things I never said.
If the music stays with you, so will the book. Read The Hunter’s Craft.