I started singing when I was eight — classical and sacred music first, taught by a voice coach who believed in what I could do long before I did. That training is still the foundation, even as I stretch into country, pop, and whatever else feels true.

I've sung the National Anthem in front of a packed arena, stood on stage with a full symphony, and shared a mic with artists I grew up listening to. None of that's really the point, though — the point is what happens when a song actually lands on someone.

My sound lives somewhere between the soprano and the girl in boots with a guitar. Rooted in faith, rooted in family, and always chasing the next song that feels like home.