Zazie Productions, Asheville’s clandestine autistic polymath, moves fluidly between roles: multi-instrumentalist, avant-garde composer, sound artist, graphic designer, and off-kilter short filmmaker. His body of work feels less like a career and more like an unfolding anomaly—quietly shape-shifting through formats, disciplines, and identities.
He has released 10 full length albums/EPs, several singles, and been featured on 50 compilations (under different monikers)
His audaciousness was apparent early on. Commissioned by Black Mountain College at just 14, he took on Erik Satie’s "Gymnopédie No. 1," reimagining it with musique concrète techniques. The result was Cheaper Impressions an acclaimed multifaceted homage to John Cage’s
“Cheap Imitation” which became a standout track on his 2020 EP, Stutter to stammer.
He’s Gen Z's meme influencer behind @wellmeaningneurotypicals, a viral satire page on Instant with 28K followers, 7 million+ views. He is known for his humorous mental health advocacy, destigmatizing mental health issues, and has deep knowledge in the dynamics of social media.