I Am Tiger
Where becoming becomes audible.
A protected body of work for identity-bearing sound within The Tiger Experiment.
A threshold between artist and symbol.
Big Cat Energy began as a channel for sound, movement, and visual expression. Over time, the image of the Tiger began appearing repeatedly throughout the work, reflecting a deeper internal process of identity and self-discovery.
The declaration “I Am Tiger” marks the moment when creative persona and lived identity converge.
2026, January
An early documented emergence of I Am Tiger. This video captures the development of an energy transition from the original I Am Tiger set.
I Am Tiger — Iteration 1
Recorded April 4, 2026
The first published sonic artifact of I Am Tiger.
This iteration is not the final statement.
It is an early threshold. Imperfect, honest, and alive — a record of where I was, what I was learning, and what I was willing to let be seen.
I held this mix back for a while because it was not as technically smooth as I wanted it to be.
But I Am Tiger is not about arriving fully formed.
It is about becoming.
Track Credits:
CloZee — Skylight (Original Mix)
Habitaat — Infrasound (Original Mix)
Zerb, Sofiya Nzau — Mwaki (Extended Mix)
Space Motion — Baiana (Original Mix)
Blimes, Habitaat — Shake (feat. Blimes)
MORiLLO — MORiLLO - Move Your Body with Scott Nice (Nyrus Dub)
CloZee — Neon Jungle (Original Mix)
Pato’s Groove — Macao (Gabry Venus Remix)
Antho Decks, Tayri — Colombian Maasai (Extended Mix)
ANNA (BR), Vintage Culture — Feel the Rhythm (Original Mix)
Kattison — Groover (Extended Mix)
Felix Laband — Donkey Rattle - Kill The Boer (Original Mix)
An-ten-nae — I Am Tiger (Original Mix)
I Am Tiger Transition Practice Session
July 2026
A rehearsal document from the next iteration of the I Am Tiger sound project.
In the weeks leading up to Lakes of Fire, I have been returning to this material with more focus, more trust, and more clarity around what I Am Tiger is becoming.
This video records a transition from CloZee’s “Neon Jungle” into Pato’s Groove’s “Macao,” remixed by Gabry Venus. Both tracks were part of the first published I Am Tiger set, but this practice belongs to the next version: a more deliberate pass through the same threshold, shaped for the sound offering I plan to bring to Lakes of Fire with Cat Camp!
The work is still in motion. That is the point. I Am Tiger is not only the finished set. It is the practice, the listening back, the corrections, and the moments when instinct begins to become structure.
A rehearsal document from the path toward the next offering.
Becoming audible, again.