Born and raised in the South, my heart has always belonged to the country. I grew up singing, dancing, acting, and creating—but it was music that truly captured my soul. Even as a little kid, I was always running to my parents with new song ideas, melodies, and even played everyday objects as an instrument. All dreaming that one day I would make a difference in the world.

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Despite my Southern roots, I didn’t fall in love with country music right away. Long drives with my Dad were filled with listening to classic rock legends like U2, The Beatles, The Four Seasons, The Eagles, Queen and southern rock bands. But with my Mom, it was all country—Shania Twain, George Strait, Garth Brooks, Dolly Parton, and Carrie Underwood. Safe to say, I grew up with the best of both worlds!

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I started voice and acting lessons around age 7, and I’ve loved performing ever since—whether it was for my parents in the living room, to a room full of classmates or the whole school. By 12, I was writing/recording my own songs. At 16, my family and I moved to Nashville to pursue my dream more seriously.

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To me, music speaks volumes about the heart. It reveals what matters to someone—what’s weighing on them, lifting them, hurting them or shaping them. My biggest hope is to share the love and light of the Lord through the emotions and stories in my songs.