On a sunny day in San Jose, California, a mother stumbled across her three-year-old boy suddenly crying on the sofa. She didn't know why since he wasn't hungry or tired until he pointed at the tape recorder playing music in the background.

Aaron began his journey studying piano at the age of six and composed his first piece three years later. Towards the end of elementary school, he was introduced to DAW software and learned to produce music ever since. Having a strong background in multiple disciplines and music genres, he joined the Peabody conservatory of the Johns Hopkins University and became one of the few advanced students to skip levels in all three disciplinary courses and take classes with those a year above them. His professional career began with multiple collaborations on films produced by the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) and arrangements performed on other platforms including All Classical FM (Portland Station). 

While attending college, Aaron also worked in one of the major media groups in China, NewStyle Media Group (NSMG) as a music directing assistant and assistant in its A&R department. From communications with collaborators to actively making decisions on music directions, he quickly became a key member of the team and rose to scoring his first feature project, The Abyss, a television series. 

Aaron now operates in Mayhem Mirror Studios, a game development studio as a project managing assistant and music composer working alongside well-respected veterans in the production field including ex-Riot Games composer Andrea Bellucci and game director Alvaro Garcías Martínez. Although the team is small in size, they strive for triple A quality and has been evidently creating extraordinary experiences for users in public play tests, catching the attention of numerous game publishers proposing multi-million offers for our project, CRETE. Aside from his venture in the video game industry, Aaron is currently active in composing soundtracks for upcoming C-Drama shows with expected viewership in the millions across the globe.