Music Is Life
Music has always been a part of my life. As my Mom likes to say, I have been singing literally since before I could talk! I was obsessed with guitars as a baby and the word "guitar" was among one of my very first (actually, I pronounced it "tar" back then). But the moment I stepped out and sang in front of a group of people, I was hooked. I started singing karaoke with my parents when I was 7 years old, then moved on to acting and singing in several productions of musical theatre, as well as one year of show choir and two years of playing cello. When the pandemic hit, having not much productive to do, my Mom suggested that I (well, more like told me to) start playing my guitar for an hour a day. I did that, and also started learning to play songs with my Dad, who also plays guitar. The rest, they say, is history. I am thankful to have parents who instilled in me a deep appreciation and love for all kinds music, from the jazz of the 40's (thanks, Mom) to the grunge era (thanks, Dad), and far beyond.
Stay Humble and Grateful
My life is filled with people who support my musical endeavors, whether it be by providing me opportunities to play live music and build my local presence, or by just coming out to see one of my shows. I am humbled by and grateful for the encouragement I receive to continue on this path, and for the many friends that I have made, and continue to make, along the way.
The Future Is Now
I am always busy learning new music to play for all of you and making new connections in the local music scene. I look forward to what the future holds for local music and for me. Rock on, everyone!