Republican Marty O’Donnell, who’s running against Rep. Susie Lee in the competitive race for Nevada’s Third Congressional District, just dropped an ad honoring his skills as a pianist and composer.

The ad opens with O’Donnell playing a piano, as the soundtrack carries throughout the video. 

“This piano’s in tune because I take care of it. Neglect it, and nothing sounds right. That’s our economy,” he said, saying “it’s time to get congress back in tune.”

The Republican is known for award-winning scores in major video games like Destiny and Halo, which gave him significant recognition in the music world before his run for office.

His race against Lee has come into the spotlight this week, as President Donald Trump visited Las Vegas to tout “no tax on tips” and other economic victories for the Trump administration and Republicans, especially in the entertainment and hospitality-focused Silver State.

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“You got No Tax on Tips—so if you're a waiter, waitress, bartender, bellhop, a caddy, a valet, a hotel worker, a taxi driver in Las Vegas or anywhere else—anywhere—you pay zero taxes on your tipped income,” the president, who owns a hotel in the city, said.

O’Donnell and Lee’s race is rated “Lean Democrat” by the Cook Political Report, but is considered one of the most contentious races nationwide. 

Lee has taken an approach to the economy-centric race that’s been extremely critical of the president.

“Trump came to Vegas today and Republican politicians praised the same policies that are crushing families with higher prices,” Lee posted to X on Thursday. “Nevadans need a representative who will stand up to him– not bow to Trump when he takes a day trip to our home.”