I was five when I knew I wanted to sing on stages forever. The dining room table was my stage at the time, but the performance picture in my head was much more fabulous.
By the time I was 8, I was auditioning for theater. I made my debut in the ensemble of “Fiddler on the Roof,” learned the baton for “Hello, Dolly!” (wish I still remembered those tricks), and made my way to the lead of Rosie in “Bye Bye Birdie” by 13. By the end of high school, I'd earned a TAMY nomination for my performance in RENT and trained extensively in opera to perform as Carlotta in "Phantom of the Opera."
If you've seen me live (list of upcoming shows here), without knowing my background you knew I had a musical theater influence. My songwriting style wouldn't be the same without those emotional belts!
My songwriting career began at 10 when my best friend and I formed the H*Stars, an epic pop duo with our own magazine, complete with a quiz that asked, "Are you a Hannah or a Hana?" With, of course, a "C" option that meant you were "Neither." You can see how, "Be on the cover of a major magazine" ended up on my bucket list. I've prepared.
I added instruments into the mix by first learning piano, later adding guitar and ukulele. I knew at 18 that my unique combination of theater, songwriting, and life experiences would catapult me into a professional music career. I made my way by sneaking into 21+ open mics so I could play in the corners of overcrowded pubs and by performing cover songs at bars 4 nights a week.
Now, at 27, I've healed over a decade of trauma and mental health struggles, and continue to do so openly and lovingly everyday. (Read the full story here.) I've built a life of inner connection, living out my absolute wildest dreams, and I couldn't be more grateful. I am my full rainbow limitless goddess queen self, and I am so gosh dang ready to keep on building and thriving.
These days, you can find me performing live around the country (when it's not COVID), releasing powerhouse pop songs like "Limitless" and "Thrivers," and being a social media boss (come connect on Instagram!). You can find me rising up with my New England & Boston Music Awards Pop Artist of the Year nominations. You can find my music in films like "Becky" and This is My Brave's documentary (see full listing on my music tab).
You can find me living my best life through my music and my truth, getting ready for the moment I step onto that GRAMMYs stage. See you there?
By the time I was 8, I was auditioning for theater. I made my debut in the ensemble of “Fiddler on the Roof,” learned the baton for “Hello, Dolly!” (wish I still remembered those tricks), and made my way to the lead of Rosie in “Bye Bye Birdie” by 13. By the end of high school, I'd earned a TAMY nomination for my performance in RENT and trained extensively in opera to perform as Carlotta in "Phantom of the Opera."
If you've seen me live (list of upcoming shows here), without knowing my background you knew I had a musical theater influence. My songwriting style wouldn't be the same without those emotional belts!
My songwriting career began at 10 when my best friend and I formed the H*Stars, an epic pop duo with our own magazine, complete with a quiz that asked, "Are you a Hannah or a Hana?" With, of course, a "C" option that meant you were "Neither." You can see how, "Be on the cover of a major magazine" ended up on my bucket list. I've prepared.
I added instruments into the mix by first learning piano, later adding guitar and ukulele. I knew at 18 that my unique combination of theater, songwriting, and life experiences would catapult me into a professional music career. I made my way by sneaking into 21+ open mics so I could play in the corners of overcrowded pubs and by performing cover songs at bars 4 nights a week.
Now, at 27, I've healed over a decade of trauma and mental health struggles, and continue to do so openly and lovingly everyday. (Read the full story here.) I've built a life of inner connection, living out my absolute wildest dreams, and I couldn't be more grateful. I am my full rainbow limitless goddess queen self, and I am so gosh dang ready to keep on building and thriving.
These days, you can find me performing live around the country (when it's not COVID), releasing powerhouse pop songs like "Limitless" and "Thrivers," and being a social media boss (come connect on Instagram!). You can find me rising up with my New England & Boston Music Awards Pop Artist of the Year nominations. You can find my music in films like "Becky" and This is My Brave's documentary (see full listing on my music tab).
You can find me living my best life through my music and my truth, getting ready for the moment I step onto that GRAMMYs stage. See you there?
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