A score to a video game that doesn't exist yet.

"Oto" arrived in a flurry over two weeks in the spring. Each layer of sound suggested the next, and each piece led to the following one. I found myself making choices that were out of the ordinary for me, but completely right for what the music seemed to want to be.

It's one of the oddest albums I've made and I'm so glad it decided to present itself to me to shepherd it into being. The music definitely has opinions of its own and my job was to just get out of the way and listen.