I started writing music when I was little as a way to escape and navigate emotions that often felt too big for me to hold alone. 

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Growing up between two states with divorced parents, and adjusting to life around New York City at a young age, I often felt caught between worlds. While friends spent weekends together, I was constantly moving back and forth...feeling more like a wallflower observing life from the outside than someone fully inside it. Songwriting became my closest companion. It gave me a place to process, imagine, dream, and understand myself.

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Years later, that same emotional honesty still shapes the way I create. 

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My current project, Love Me Like I Love New York, was born during another season of reinvention...while navigating heartbreak, homesickness, and rediscovering who I was again. Inspired by the electric energy of New York City nights, the project blends soulful house, nostalgic dance music, vulnerability, movement, femininity, and emotional storytelling. 

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I believe the most meaningful art asks us to dig deep. To stop running from ourselves. To turn longing, heartbreak, joy, confusion, freedom, and healing into something alive enough for other people to feel too. 

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I make music for the souls who turn drunk tears into disco dance moves. The ones who walk home with heels in hand at 2 am. The ones who know they're a beautiful mess, but keep dancing anyway. 

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