I began playing piano at a young age, which became my first musical language and foundation. Later on, I picked up guitar, expanding the way I write and perform. In high school, I was part of choir, where I learned to sing in harmony and understand how individual vocal lines come together to build a song. These early experiences shaped the way I approach music, both instrumentally and vocally.

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I started writing music more intentionally in recent years, originally as a way to process emotions and personal experiences. What began as a personal outlet naturally evolved into a deeper creative practice, and I found myself continuing to write across a range of styles and moods. Songwriting became less about a single genre and more about honest expression and storytelling.

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While my sound leans toward acoustic singer-songwriter and folk-indie styles, I enjoy experimenting with other genres, including funk and big band influences. I draw inspiration from artists such as The Beatles, Billy Joel, Hozier, and Sara Bareilles, whose music blends strong melodies, emotional depth, and thoughtful lyricism.