Magical Memorials

Message Mon creates one-of-a-kind memorial videos that honor a life with rare care and artistry. Each film is crafted by hand and features:

• Thoughtfully chosen mainstream tracks alongside original musical arrangements composed and performed by Message Mon himself

• Warm, intimate voiceover and written storytelling that lets the person’s spirit come through

• Professional photo restoration and enhancement so every image looks its best

• Genuine human emotion—never formulaic, always felt.

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Pre-death Memorials

• Create your own memorial video while you are still here. Record a custom message—words you want your people to hear after you’re gone—and Message Mon will shape it into a finished piece that carries your voice, your photos, and your heart.

 

Music Only​

• Already have your photos in a slideshow? Have Message Mon put his musical talents to it. He will compose or arrange an original score that turns a simple sequence of images into something intimate, cinematic, and unforgettable—music that doesn’t just play over the pictures, but holds them.
   

About the Artist

• Message Mon is a musician, storyteller, and memorial artist with more than three decades of experience. His experience began in the aftermath of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman and has since included other high-profile tragedies. What sets his videos apart is not software or templates, but his deep, lived knowledge of music and his instinct for exactly how melody, timing, and silence can carry feeling.

• His music is the quiet miracle in every piece. He doesn’t just drop a pretty song under photos. He listens first—to the family’s stories, to the rhythm of the life being remembered—then he writes, arranges, and performs music that feels like it already knew that person. Original piano lines that sound like a conversation. Gentle, handmade arrangements that rise and fall with the pictures instead of fighting them. Moments of stillness so the heart can catch up. The result is not background noise. It is the emotional architecture of the video: the thing that makes strangers cry and family members say, “That’s exactly how they felt.” After thirty years of doing this work, Message Mon knows how to find the frequency of love and put it in the speakers.

• He doesn’t just assemble pictures and songs—he listens, he feels, and he translates love into something you can watch again and again.