Every naira
has a story.

I release music as Destiny Marshall. This fictional show brings the online community into one room, with the next recording session as its goal.

Three real Paystack surfaces (Payment Pages, international checkout, Terminal), told in the order an artist meets them.

The waveform is the horizon, and the payments land on the beat. Without sound, a silent metronome keeps the rhythm.

Anything you pay along the way is counted in the morning payout.

An audio engine emits beat events. Scenes subscribe to them, so the visuals stay locked to the music.

The morning-after scene uses scroll as time: 2:14 AM to 7:02 AM, night sky to sunrise, with the music fading into the background.

The terminal tilts toward your pointer, the card drags, the receipt prints. Everything else stays calm.

With prefers-reduced-motion, tilt, drift and the live waveform switch off. The story still reads.

Used for scaffolding, helped develop the narrative based on my concepts, including the audio fallback, and quick iterations on scene logic.

I brought my recordings and artist archive, chose this direction, and shaped the story around the connection between making music and getting paid.

Codex helped integrate creayted assets, refine the copy, and improve replay, keyboard access, reduced motion, and responsive behaviour.