ProdiJG

I am not here to be famous. I am not here to sell records. I make music because God gave me a gift — and the only right response to a gift like that is to give it back.

ProdiJG is a play on the word prodigy, with my initials. I am not claiming to be a child prodigy. What I am saying is that these gifts feel supernatural — not something I worked exceptionally hard to earn, but something placed in me by God. That is why I use them for His glory.

I grew up in a large, musical family. My father played piano by ear — self-taught, one key, on an old upright piano. Watching his hands on those keys as a child lit something in me. By 14, I was playing too. By ear, just like him. All these years later, I still am.

Life took me somewhere different than I expected. I thought I would work in film — live in creativity full-time. Instead I found a career in technology, a family I love, and a church where I still show up and play keys when they need me. Music never left, but it found its right place: ministry, not career. Hobby, not hustle.