Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and international touring artist who is currently in the studio recording a new album. Her catalog includes an EP that she recorded with GRAMMY Award-winning producer Dom Morley – a past guest on this show – and her top five songs on Spotify have a combined total of close to three quarters of a million streams. Meanwhile, the content on her official YouTube channel has exceeded more than 1.5 million video views.
“I try not to think about the outcome of the song too much. I try to stay true to who I am and just write what feels good.”
“I have a good knack at doing what feels good and that's the only way to really stay true to your authenticity.”
“I started pretty much out as a dancer… I liked to be up on stage, that was for sure.”
“I thought I wanted to be an actress but once I moved from Idyllwild to Los Angeles when I was 18, I did acting for a few years and auditioning and I kind of just had this burning desire, like, actually music is where I need to go.”
“I really appreciate it now. Nobody was forcing me to play an instrument when I was young. Like now, I took it on for myself and it’s so much more of a good feeling.”
“I was writing a lot of sad songs and dark songs ‘cause I love the minor keys, actually, to be honest.”
“I have no problem sending my idea to a producer or to a songwriter to help mold it or to help perfect it. But I think as long as they don't change the essence of the song then I'm fine with it, but if they completely change the song then we might as well have just started out with a blank slate together.”
“I’m a bit of a chameleon and I do feel like it is authentic of me to be a little bit in all of these areas.”
“I couldn’t work over there because I didn’t have a work permit or anything or residency, so I wasn’t allowed to work, so I pretty much spent every day creating music.”
“Music videos I love, love, love, because I feel like they’re an extension of the song.”
“West Coast Girl”
“Mechanical Heart”