At five years old, Garrett found the piano — guided by his grandmother, whose love for music shaped the course of his life. She introduced him not only to the instrument, but to dedication, expression, and the quiet power of emotion carried through sound.
More than twenty years later, the piano remains his constant. In 2022, he began composing his own works as a way of processing memory, emotion, and personal healing. Influenced by nature, reflection, and the legacy his grandmother left behind, his music seeks to hold what words cannot — letting emotion speak where language falls short.
The Story of remnance
remnance began as a single piece written in love and loss. The first composition opened the door to something larger — a collection of piano works rooted in memory, reflection, and the beauty of what remains.
Each piece unfolds like a quiet scene, blending intimate piano with cinematic atmosphere. The album is less about performance and more about presence — an invitation to pause, remember, and feel. Through remnance, Garrett explores the beauty that remains after moments have passed, turning personal reflection into shared experience.