With over 30 years of crafting stories—whether through marketing campaigns, photographs, or melodies—I’ve navigated the evolution of digital media from its infancy.
I’ve led startups building websites for artists, developed cutting-edge ad tech for social platforms, drove over $1B/year in ecommerce sales for a Fortune 300 company, and created one-of-a-kind VIP experiences for entertainers.
Along the way, I introduced Kelly Clarkson to Twitter, sold over 2,000 tampons on Facebook in 24 hours (true story – with Procter & Gamble), and saw songs I wrote featured on television and recorded by major artists.
Today I head marketing at Please & Thank You. I also produce electronic music under the moniker “thetcp” and take a bunch of photos.
thetcp is a producer, composer, and songwriter crafting emotionally charged electronic music.
Their work explores the tension between synthetic futures and fading memories — crafting immersive, cinematic electronic music that lives somewhere between club culture, ambient film scores, and science fiction folklore. Influenced by the neon-soaked romance of sci-fi cinema, the rebellious spirit of '90s electronica, and the quiet gravity of ambient music, thetcp fuses genre and era into a cohesive, otherworldly sound.
thetcp’s latest single Computer Music lands June 24 via San Francisco tastemaker label Ripper Records, offering a glimpse into a sonic world born from FM synthesis and Parisian night culture in the 60s.
