She has a new single out, the third single she has released this year. She had a song on the 100th episode of the TV show, “Nashville” and she was a finalist in New York for Nash Next 2018, which spans 61 radio stations across 28 states. She moved from New York to Nashville a year ago. The singer, songwriter, guitar player's music has achieved placement on Spotify curated playlists. And she is extremely active performing in Music City.
"I wish I had made the move even earlier. I had been coming down here for a long time, since I was about 14 or 15 but then I finally moved here and I thought, 'I really should've done this a long time ago'."
"I remember playing the Bluebird (Cafe) when I was 14 or 15 and even then I thought, 'Okay, I'm gonna look at houses. I'm gonna talk my parents into looking at some places to see'."
"I think it's more of a thing in Nashville, the (songwriters) rounds and things like that because there's such a community here of songwriters that they want you all to meet each other and write together and collaborate and all those things."
"I'm playing about four shows a week. It's so much more than I had (in New York)."
"I think that's why I have gotten so many shows in Nashville, because I've written with everyone I possibly can and then they say, 'Hey, my friend is the host of this thing' and then it just kind of spirals into another show and things like that."
"I got this email saying that they had - the people who do the music for 'Nashville' - had found my song on the Wild Country Spotify playlist and they loved it and they wanted to use it in the hundredth episode of the show 'Nashville'."
"I try to write almost every day, or a bit of it or an idea or something."
"I think that is a struggle for a lot of Nashville musicians who are independent who just have to do everything theirself and keep up, ya' know, social media and YouTube and all that kind of stuff and just get content out there for the listeners and for the fans and things like that, but, I love doin' it. I couldn't do anything else."
"Randy Travis was in the audience and he called me over after my set and he said, 'I loved your music so much.' And, his wife was there and it was just the most insane - I cried, I was so emotional."
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