From his earliest recording experiments, Connor has treated sound as both playground and obsession. That early curiosity led him to study music production at Nimbus School of Recording, and soon after into the world of professional studio engineering — working alongside Canadian acts like Hot Hot Heat, Dear Rouge, and Peach Pit.

As a touring musician, he’s performed internationally at venues such as Britxton 02, Moulin Rouge, Commodore Ballroom, bringing the same precision and creativity to the stage as he does in the studio. Across every medium, Connor uses music and audio as the vehicle to tell stories, capture emotion, and create work that connects with audiences on a lasting level.

Connor built his own creative hub from the ground up —  designing a studio that eliminated friction in the creative process. 

Today, Connor approaches his work as a creator and curator, making the music he wishes existed. His approach is guided by the belief that great audio is more than production value — it’s a language that carries culture, emotion, and intention.