My journey into music started with a Christmas present that changed my life — a recording experience in a professional studio. During that session, a producer saw potential in me, and soon after I recorded five original songs that were played on the radio, with all becoming Track of the Week. That moment sparked my passion to pursue music seriously.

 

I began developing my skills in guitar, piano, and music theory, while building my confidence as a vocalist. I started performing in local pubs, which gradually grew into more venues, events, and festivals. Alongside performing, I studied music at college and university, where I developed my songwriting and performance skills further.

 

During this time I also shared covers online, collaborated with other artists, and grew a following on social media. The more I created and performed, the more I realised music was truly what I wanted to do.

 

Music has also been a huge source of strength in my life. Growing up, I experienced bullying, and writing songs and playing music became a way for me to process my emotions and express myself. Later in life I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, which can make everyday life challenging at times. But seeing artists like Lady Gaga openly speak about living and performing with the same condition has been incredibly inspiring to me. It reminds me that if she can follow her passion despite those challenges, then I can too.

 

Today, I continue to perform live and create original music, while also working with artists, producers, and creatives as a session vocalist and songwriter, helping bring their projects to life.

 

I’m incredibly grateful for the journey so far, and I’m excited to see where music takes me next.