Sigma Airav

Born in Virginia, all throughout my life I have had an uncanny affinity for music. I cant quite remember how old I was (somewhere between 3 and 5) but, I once attended as a guest at a wealthy couple's home with my grandma. There I noticed they had a piano, I asked if I could play it. The hosts of this gathering were hesitant to letting someone so young even so much as touch their beautiful black grand piano. They eventually allowed me to play after my grandma, confident in my talent, convinced them to allow it. I played for idk how long, I just got lost as I spewed one harmonious note after the next. What I was doing floored those who were listening, they couldn't believe what they were hearing from my fingertips. My grandma told me how shocked the hosts were at how well I played, I was too young to realize just how much potential I had. Once I became 22 after years of learning to fit in with the rest of the world and diving into my second talent: image based art and even sculpting, I matured and I grew an intense desire to spread my music as far as I can spread it. Making other people happy and content while also making enough to support myself. Bringing happiness to others is what I strive for every single day. I am autistic with aspurgers syndrome, so I tend to sometimes be withdrawn in new social situations, but hey. I'm still learning as I gain new experiences. I have become interested in psychedelic art around January of 2014, I noticed how easily I can belch out one amazing image after another as ideas and music flow through my mind. My art is a representation of me, I live it and breathe it as I do with music. My greatest goal currently is to create music with my mind like the folks who made Mind Tunes utilizing an EEG multi-sensor headset. Music is a sort of drug, a tool for altered states. Specifically trance and electronica, I combine these with classical style music and I produce some unique ways for one to be captured within the sound waves, feeling the environment the music is designed to invoke. I also craft music from pre-existing genres to create a sort of story to tell without words or images or to simply dive into the mechanics of what makes each genre unique and how they compare to what I am trying to accomplish. I don't care if I become rich, I don't care if I become famous. What I care about in regards to profiting from my craft is simply to make enough to support myself and to on occasion treat myself to upgrades to my music software and instruments.

Norfolk, VA