My first memory of music was listening to Charlotte Church’s album “Prelude: The Best Of Charlotte Church” every night while going to bed. I would often lie there and listen to the album in its entirety (and sometimes cry) and then my 4 year old self would hop out of bed heading to the dresser my CD player was on to start it over again. My mom says I sat at the table and sang the classical music I listened to at night (with incredible accuracy for a 4 year old), and that’s when she knew I would be a musician. I much preferred singing to speaking as a child, and that hasn’t changed to this day. In more simple words, music has always been in my life. It is how I’ve come to understand myself.

     When I think of why I make music it’s because there is no other option for me. My songwriting is an extension of my being. I write about specific moments in my life or I channel a certain style or concept. It’s therapeutic and even if I never share a song it exists because I felt something so strong that I needed to sing about it, and I think there's something so special about that. My goal with my music is to help someone feel something, even if it’s for a moment. 

     My current work is really acoustic and intimate feeling, and has matured with me through my time at Berklee College of Music. It has a lot of alternative, folk, and soft pop influences.