If you’ve been playing guitar for years but still feel stuck — this might be for you. Not stuck because you don’t practice, but because something isn’t clicking. Maybe you: • Improvise but keep repeating the same ideas • Know scales, but they don’t really sound like music • Feel lost when playing over chord changes • Record music, but your guitar parts feel flat or predictable That’s exactly where I like to work. At a certain point, I realized that even though I could play, my playing didn’t really stand out — it felt predictable. That pushed me to dig deeper into phrasing, creativity, and how guitar parts actually function inside real music — not just on their own. Over time, through recording sessions and live performances, I developed a way of approaching the instrument that’s more open, creative, and connected — and that’s what I teach today. I work with players who are creating, recording, or playing in bands, and want their guitar playing to actually mean something inside the music. A big part of the process is learning how to: • Build guitar parts that support and elevate a song • Layer parts so they work together instead of competing • Turn simple ideas into something personal and alive If you're recording your own music, I also help with: • Arranging and structuring guitar parts • Recording approaches and workflow • Making your playing sit right inside a track This is less about tricks, and more about changing how you hear and approach music. I mainly work with players who are serious about going deeper — but beginners who want to build a strong, musical foundation from the start are very welcome too. Lessons are available both in-person and online. Private lessons in a focused, honest, and supportive environment. If this resonates — send me a message.