Over 15 years, I have shaped Ottawa's nightlife with a dynamic blend of genres, co-founding the celebrated monthly dance party Timekode, renowned for its inclusive environment and musical diversity.

A collaboration with the National Gallery of Canada to create "Platforms," a program that enhances Rashid Johnson's "Capsule" installation, focusing on Black music innovation, urban social justice, and the nexus of ecology and club culture, through engaging panels and performances.

TIMEKODE, established in 2006, has matured into a significant element of Ottawa’s cultural scene, providing a space for music and community engagement. My role as co-founder and creative director has been to oversee its development into a venue that both reflects and contributes to the city's diverse cultural landscape.

I established Memeplex to blend different musical styles with new sounds, creating a label that supports artists who defy genres. The label’s goal is to release music that pushes boundaries and offers fresh auditory experiences.

Ian "Pho" Swain and I facilitated a six-week Learning Lab at ArtLab, guiding interns through an exploration of sound and sampling, resulting in original musical compositions across varied genres. This project not only developed the interns' technical skills in music production but also produced a distinctive compilation of tracks, reflecting their artistic growth and diverse influences.

Rideau2Richmond is a 28-track album that reflects the sensory journey of city life in Ottawa, particularly along the #2 bus route, capturing the sounds and rhythms of urban movement and interaction. The project serves as a sonic snapshot of the city, documenting the blend of routine and unpredictability in daily commutes.

TIMEKODE.tv, an outgrowth of TIMEKODE parties, is a digital platform offering live streams and content that delve into DJ and alternative music cultures in Ottawa, featuring performances, interviews, and local-global music insights. This initiative, co-hosted with DJ Zattar, aims to sustain cultural connections and support local music ecosystems through fundraising, evolving with a monthly broadcast focus on quality and diverse content.

"TIMEKODE X Vol. 2" is a project that merges music with social activism, offering remixes that delve into the complex theme of police violence, and aims to stimulate discussion and reflection on this critical issue. Through its auditory and visual components, the album seeks to contribute to the broader conversation on racial justice and equality, using creative expression as a tool for change.