“I Don’t Sing — But I Still Make Music”

Let me be honest with you right from the start:
I’m a songwriter. I don’t sing.
And yet… I release music.

For a long time, my dreams felt impossible. I had melodies in my head, lyrics scribbled in journals, and choruses I could hear so clearly in my heart — but I couldn’t perform them. I don't have the voice. I didn’t have the gear. I lacked the confidence. And hiring vocalists or studio time just wasn’t in the budget.

So my songs stayed hidden.

But then something changed.

I discovered AI music tools that let me test my songs with synthetic voices. At first, it was just for fun — to hear how something might sound. But over time, I realized something powerful: these tools were giving my songs a voice, even when I couldn’t.

Do I wish I could sing them myself?
Absolutely! But the bigger truth is this: I’m not here to be a performer. I’m here to write.

And I’ve made peace with that. More than peace — I’ve found purpose in it.

Why I Do It Anyway

My heart isn’t in the spotlight. It’s in the message. It’s in the lyrics.
My hope is that these songs — even sung by synthetic voices — can carry meaning, comfort, healing, or faith into someone’s day.

Would it be more polished if I had a big studio and a professional vocalist?
Maybe. But would it be more real? I’m not so sure.

This is my journey.
Imperfect, authentic, and alive.

Some day, maybe a singer will like these songs as much as my family and friends do and want to collaborate with me. Maybe someone out there will hear a song and say, “I want to record this.” That would be beautiful.

But for now, I’m doing what I can with what I have — because these songs were never meant to stay locked in my head.

They were meant to be heard.

So thank you for listening.

Thank you for letting me be a songwriter — even if I never sing a note.