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Discography
🎵 Composing Emotion, Crafting Atmosphere
My discography is a blend of original compositions and collaborative works that cross genres and contexts. Music, for me, is both a standalone art and a powerful storytelling tool—one that enhances emotion, builds atmosphere, and carries narrative weight.
Whether I’m scoring a film or producing a track, I focus on texture, mood, and emotional nuance. I experiment with structure and sound to create pieces that feel alive—sometimes cinematic, sometimes intimate, always intentional.
Each composition tells a story. Sometimes that story supports a visual; other times, it stands alone, inviting the listener to find their own meaning.
When the Sun Sets (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack for the short film When the Sun Sets. A Finaline Productions film, directed by Brandon Hendrix and starring Rosebelle Easthom and Patrick Johnston.
Slasher Synth ’85 – The Lost Transmission (Album)
Slasher Synth ’85 – The Lost Transmission
In the summer of 1985, a late-night broadcast in the town of Red Bud, Illinois was interrupted by something no one could explain.
The hijacked signal aired for exactly eleven minutes. No station claimed responsibility. No master tape was ever found. And yet, dozens of residents reported seeing the same thing: a masked figure, face flickering with static, staring through the screen in total silence.
Within days, people began to disappear. First the night shift workers. Then teenagers who had recorded the broadcast.
Authorities blamed it on mass hysteria. The local news buried the story. But somewhere, deep in a forgotten archive, a warped VHS surfaced — all that’s left of the transmission. A synth-driven score pulses beneath analog noise, as if scoring a horror film that was never made.
They call him The Broadcaster.
And they say if you hear the full signal...
he finds you next.
In the summer of 1985, a late-night broadcast in the town of Red Bud, Illinois was interrupted by something no one could explain.
The hijacked signal aired for exactly eleven minutes. No station claimed responsibility. No master tape was ever found. And yet, dozens of residents reported seeing the same thing: a masked figure, face flickering with static, staring through the screen in total silence.
Within days, people began to disappear. First the night shift workers. Then teenagers who had recorded the broadcast.
Authorities blamed it on mass hysteria. The local news buried the story. But somewhere, deep in a forgotten archive, a warped VHS surfaced — all that’s left of the transmission. A synth-driven score pulses beneath analog noise, as if scoring a horror film that was never made.
They call him The Broadcaster.
And they say if you hear the full signal...
he finds you next.
Hidden Motives (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Composed for the spy thriller Hidden Motives, directed by Brandon Hendrix and Rosebelle Easthom, this EP captures the tension, elegance, and danger at the heart of a high-stakes diamond heist. The story follows two master jewel thieves on the verge of their greatest score, not for greed but to keep the diamond out of the wrong hands. Their plan is thrown off course when a familiar enemy, Declan, resurfaces.
Blending sleek synthesizers, pulsing strings, and electric guitar textures, the score moves seamlessly between stealth, suspense, and emotion. Each track reflects the shifting motives, betrayals, and adrenaline-fueled twists that define the film. From laser-dodging stealth to an unexpected moment of connection, Hidden Motives is a cinematic soundscape built for intrigue and heart.
Blending sleek synthesizers, pulsing strings, and electric guitar textures, the score moves seamlessly between stealth, suspense, and emotion. Each track reflects the shifting motives, betrayals, and adrenaline-fueled twists that define the film. From laser-dodging stealth to an unexpected moment of connection, Hidden Motives is a cinematic soundscape built for intrigue and heart.
MEMORIES (Album)
MEMORIES – An Album That Tells a Story Through Music
An old, decrepit man—once a proud crew member and one of the few survivors of the SS Morro Castle disaster—now spends his final years confined to a dim, weathered apartment in Hamilton, Ohio. The world outside moves on: children laugh, sirens wail in the distance, and the seasons change. But inside, time has collapsed.
Plagued by the ghosts of his past, he is tethered to a life-support device—his only means of survival after sustaining life-altering injuries during that tragic shipwreck decades ago. Yet this machine does more than keep his body alive; it sustains his memories, cycling them endlessly like film caught in a projector. Moments of joy, guilt, loss, and redemption loop on repeat, each one more vivid than the last.
As he drifts through the fog of time, blurred by age and regret, he is faced with an impossible choice: continue reliving these fragments of a broken past by pressing rewind… or finally pull the plug and step into the silence of the unknown.
MEMORIES is a 12-track, hand-crafted concept album built around this emotional journey. Blending lush analog and digital synthesizers with degraded tape loops, VHS static, and ambient field recordings, the album recreates the tactile, ghostly warmth of the 1980s. Every track is steeped in atmosphere—both cinematic and deeply personal—inviting the listener to inhabit the character’s fractured reality.
Each composition serves as a chapter in the man’s life:
From the hopeful glimmer of youth at sea,
To the chaos of the fateful fire aboard the Morro Castle,
To the hollow quiet of old age and isolation.
Layered with subtle recurring motifs—like the pulse of a heart monitor or the rhythmic churn of waves—MEMORIES isn’t just an album; it’s a soundscape of remembrance, trauma, and the fragile line between staying and letting go.
For fans of ambient storytelling, retro-futuristic textures, and emotionally driven synth music, MEMORIES is a voyage into the mind of a man trying to outlive time itself.
An old, decrepit man—once a proud crew member and one of the few survivors of the SS Morro Castle disaster—now spends his final years confined to a dim, weathered apartment in Hamilton, Ohio. The world outside moves on: children laugh, sirens wail in the distance, and the seasons change. But inside, time has collapsed.
Plagued by the ghosts of his past, he is tethered to a life-support device—his only means of survival after sustaining life-altering injuries during that tragic shipwreck decades ago. Yet this machine does more than keep his body alive; it sustains his memories, cycling them endlessly like film caught in a projector. Moments of joy, guilt, loss, and redemption loop on repeat, each one more vivid than the last.
As he drifts through the fog of time, blurred by age and regret, he is faced with an impossible choice: continue reliving these fragments of a broken past by pressing rewind… or finally pull the plug and step into the silence of the unknown.
MEMORIES is a 12-track, hand-crafted concept album built around this emotional journey. Blending lush analog and digital synthesizers with degraded tape loops, VHS static, and ambient field recordings, the album recreates the tactile, ghostly warmth of the 1980s. Every track is steeped in atmosphere—both cinematic and deeply personal—inviting the listener to inhabit the character’s fractured reality.
Each composition serves as a chapter in the man’s life:
From the hopeful glimmer of youth at sea,
To the chaos of the fateful fire aboard the Morro Castle,
To the hollow quiet of old age and isolation.
Layered with subtle recurring motifs—like the pulse of a heart monitor or the rhythmic churn of waves—MEMORIES isn’t just an album; it’s a soundscape of remembrance, trauma, and the fragile line between staying and letting go.
For fans of ambient storytelling, retro-futuristic textures, and emotionally driven synth music, MEMORIES is a voyage into the mind of a man trying to outlive time itself.
Praise Moriah (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Praise Moriah soundtrack, composed by Brad Huffman, echoes the emotional depth and intensity of Zach Pike’s thought-provoking short film. With a blend of haunting orchestral arrangements, subtle electronic elements, and atmospheric textures, Huffman creates a score that beautifully captures the film's themes of faith, inner conflict, and redemption. This original score is a perfect balance of eerie tension and serene contemplation, making it both a cinematic experience and a standalone musical journey.
Wicked Game (Cover Song)
Brad Huffman’s stripped-down, acoustic cover of Wicked Game breathes new life into Chris Isaak’s haunting ballad, creating an intimate and emotionally raw experience. With delicate guitar plucking and soft, minimalist arrangements, Huffman pares the song down to its core, allowing the aching lyrics and melody to resonate deeply. His subtle, haunting vocals echo the song's themes of love, longing, and heartache, while the sparse instrumentation adds a sense of isolation and vulnerability. This version of Wicked Game feels like an introspective moment in time, capturing the profound emotion at the heart of the original while offering a fresh, intimate take.
O.B.E.Y. (They Live Cover)
Brad Huffman’s take on the iconic track "O.B.E.Y." from John Carpenter’s 1988 classic They Live transforms the original's gritty, synthesizer-driven vibe into a fresh, atmospheric piece. With pulsating beats, immersive electronic layers, and a deeper sense of dystopian tension, this cover retains the sharp political edge while adding a contemporary twist. The stark, hypnotic rhythms and eerie melodies make it a perfect homage to both the timeless soundtrack and the unsettling world Carpenter created.
Halloween Theme (Cover Song)
This haunting reinterpretation of John Carpenter’s iconic 1978 "Halloween" theme retains the eerie minimalism and unsettling rhythm of the original, while Brad Huffman adds a modern cinematic edge. Layered with dark synths, brooding basslines, and subtly distorted piano, Huffman’s version slowly builds a sense of tension and dread — perfect for fans of horror soundtracks with a contemporary twist.
CHOKE (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to the film CHOKE, directed by Brad Huffman and Zach Pike, features 37 all-original tracks ranging from intimate solo piano pieces to haunting, atmospheric synthesizer compositions. Crafted to mirror the emotional intensity and psychological depth of the film, the score takes listeners on a journey through tension, vulnerability, and catharsis. Each track was meticulously composed to reflect key moments in the narrative, enhancing the visual storytelling with a rich and evocative soundscape. This dynamic blend of analog and digital textures creates a sonic world that stands on its own—both as a companion to the film and as a standalone musical experience.
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