Back in 2019, I released my debut album, Flag Skull and Rock n Roll, and that’s probably where most of you know me from. After that, I pretty much disappeared from view. If you’ve been wondering, “Where did Ghost Pirates go?” or “What happened to the music?”—well, it’s been a journey. A slow, challenging one.

Through the ups and downs of an unstable life, I’ve been fighting to keep the dream afloat. The pandemic, its aftermath, and everything that came with it shook things up. I had to leave Los Angeles—the place where I built my creative environment, where my tools, my dreams, and my world came together.

Since then, I’ve been moving from one country to another, trying to rebuild what was lost.

Eventually, I found refuge at my parents’ house, where I managed to create a little shack—a creative haven. There, I collected the musical tools I’d gathered during my travels, holding onto hope that one day I’d get back to making music. I’ve written songs along the way—songs inspired by my journey through different countries, through the challenges and changes. Slowly, I’ve been piecing everything together, determined to keep the dream alive.

Even though I’ve written enough material for three albums, I chose to sit on them for a while. Why? Because these songs deserve to be done right. I wanted to take the time to deliver the performance, the production, and the quality they truly deserve. And now, I believe I’ve reached that point. Although I know I will never reach perfection, I have to, at some point, decide it’s good enough.

The past few years have been a constant search for meaning—a battle through moments of doubt and pain, questioning why I should keep going while the world seems to have moved on without me. But I came to a realization: Ghost Pirates deserves a place in the world. This project deserves to EXIST.

Stay tuned. Stay afloat.