Trinity was an experimental, electronic concept album I finished in 2014. I would have been around 16 or 17 years old at its conception, and it was my first real attempt at composing, mixing, producing and mastering a series of original music works, whereas before that I had mostly done covers and remixes.
It was also an exercise in consistency in formatting, adherence to deadlines, and working with limitations in mind, such as music software costs. Due to real-world circumstances, I could not finish the album any later than October 2014, which I was aware of for about a year prior. I ended up getting the album finished in August, and it was distributed to most major streaming platforms in the same month.
The album is a sort of "pilot" for a game I work on in my spare time called LI-FI. Contextual details have changed over the years, but Trinity still informs a lot of the music I've made more recently, to the point that I sometimes wonder if anything I have produced since has been as experimental.
