An American multidisciplinary musician based in London
Let me set the scene.
From my Blues roots in Memphis to my formative years in Nashville, my musical journey began gradually, in small yet significant lightbulb moments. As a 12-year-old, for instance, I was riding home from school, absently singing along to the radio, when suddenly I realized I was naturally harmonizing with the melody of Coldplay’s “Viva La Vida.” I thought it was the coolest thing ever. My mom signed me up for voice lessons a few weeks later.
Or, you could say my journey began when I was just four. From the next room, my mom heard me in the bathtub by myself, splashing along and singing a Beach Boys song (she quickly grabbed her camcorder to document it).
The common thread between these isolated moments of inspiration is the spark they ignited within me: that inseparable pull to the power of the human voice to move people and wholly captivate the human heart. Whenever the spark may have been kindled within me, the flame has not been extinguished since, and I doubt it ever will be.
Fast forward to now…
Now, I’m officially a Londoner. In 2023, I received my Master of Arts degree in Voice & Opera and graduated with distinction from the Royal Academy of Music. There, I was the recipient of the Fernside Award, a prestigious scholarship funded by a private donor.
I currently work as a freelance artist, regularly performing gigs internationally. I also work for Hi Lo Singers, an agency that pairs clients with singers to record vocals for advertisements, and I teach private voice lessons to students in London.
In addition to training as a classical soprano, I also write my own music. In 2023, I released my debut album, In Plain Sight. You can stream it and learn more about my music here.
I’m a fervent believer in the transformative power of song, and regardless of what the future holds, music will always have a hold on my heart.
If I’m not singing somewhere, you can find me reading in Hampstead Heath, planning my next traveling adventure, or curating (too many) niche Spotify playlists.
“I walk over the marsh saying I am I: and must follow that furrow, not copy another. That is the only justification for living.”
— Virginia Woolf