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Bio:: I began singing at the age of three, and by eight my voice naturally led me into opera. Music has been a constant thread throughout my life, shaping not only my voice, but my identity.

I sing across multiple genres including: Opera, Power Ballads, Broadway Musicals, Christian, Country, Blues, and Pop, allowing emotion and storytelling to guide every performance.

I have been singing and writing songs for as long as I can remember, using music as a way to express love, loss, faith, resilience, and the shared human experience. Over time, my writing became deeply personal, shaped by profound loss. I have lost too many people I loved, my daughter, my dad, my grandparents, and several dear friends. The ones who felt like home.

Grief isn’t something I visit. It’s something I live with. It has shaped my voice and changed who I am. There are conversations I never got to finish, arms I can’t reach for anymore, and memories that still ache.

Music became the only place I could put my grief and pain. I write to survive the silence they left behind. I write to remember them as they were, and to honor the love that didn’t disappear when they did. My songs come from loss, heartbreak, and resilience. Every lyric is enriched by memory, shaped by moments I lived, loved, and lost. Every melody carries the weight of someone I loved, and still carry with me.