Music

I view my life as a fusion, so my music is too. I make everything from bops and bangers to ballads. 

An active singer, songwriter and producer, I began studying classical and jazz voice at age 11, receiving conservatory-style training at CU Boulder's College of Music under Dr. Jeffrey Seppala. I have participated in vocal groups, notably as Director, Arranger, Live Sound Engineer, and singer in the collegiate co-ed a cappella group Mile 21, and in CU Boulder's first all-female vocal jazz ensemble Stardust. 

At Stanford, I continued vocal training under Gregory Wait and Wendy Hillhouse, studied modern songwriting with Mark Applebaum, and honed my recording and production skills with Cory Cullinan. I am also a founding member, lead instrument designer, and performer in Stanford's first SLOrK LaptOpera "The Furies," led by Dr. Anne Hege and Prof. Ge Wang.

Original Music (more on its way!)

CCRMA Projects and Performances

The first electronic opera of its kind, The Furies is a retelling of the Greek tragedy "Electra" through voice and gesture-controlled electronic instrument design. Check out our website for more information on the ideation and implementation of a 'laptopera.'

VocaLoop

A voice-based tone looper for capturing and retaining musical thoughts.

VocaVibrations

A tactile-feedback instrument that allows a user to "feel" their voice in their hands as they sing.

Live Arrangements and Covers

"Skinny Love" - Bon Iver

"Superstition" - Stevie Wonder

"Boy With a Coin" - Iron & Wine

"A Case of You" - Joni Mitchell (James Blake version)

"when the party's over" - Billie Eilish

"Rivers and Roads" - The Head and the Heart

"The Nearness of You" - Hoagy Carmichael