Born in Indianapolis, IN in 1991, I came into the world with a song in my heart. Waaaah, or something. I graduated from North Central High School in 2010 with a trail of various accolades in Show Choir, Concert Choir, Speech Team, and of course, the Theatre! I spent a year at Indiana University, during which I released my first EP, "Love by Dimension". I then transferred to Boston University in 2011 to begin work on my BFA in Theatre Arts which I completed in May of 2015. After graduating, I spent several years working in a number of capacities for several smaller theatre companies around Boston, eventually concentrating my time and energy entirely on the Brown Box Theatre Project. 

For about 5 years I got to live out a beautiful dream. One about a traveling theatre with a mission, a band of artists forging lifelong bonds through a crucible of seaside storm-towns and drunken summer nights. Sadly, that dream was cut short, in part by the diagnosis which would dominate the next few years of my life. My priorities changed rapidly as my focus shifted to simply surviving. At some point along the processes of chemotherapy, radiation treatment, surgery, and recovery however, I began to take great solace in writing music once again. You see, after writing “Over and Over" in 2017, I had completely walked away from songwriting for nearly 5 years. But in the midst of my ongoing battle with cancer, I have found my voice again.  With the strength lent me by my family, my great love, Ryann Elyse, and those friends who have carried me through, I am able to share that voice at last.