advocate for other artists. As my career evolved, I found my passion expanding beyond my own voice to helping other musicians build theirs. I began creating platforms and opportunities for artists to find and refine their musical voice, recognizing that today’s musicians need more than just talent; they need guidance in crafting a brand and foundation that supports their artistry in a complex, highly visual world. I strive to help others navigate this industry with confidence, equipping them with the tools and insights to present themselves authentically, build meaningful connections, and share their unique stories.
For me, the art of harmony is more than a musical concept—it’s about helping artists find harmony in their own lives and careers. It’s my mission to empower musicians to shape their own paths, so they can focus on what truly matters: making music that resonates, connects, and tells their stories authentically to the world.
Growing up in Cincinnati, my world was filled with music. From my earliest days, I was drawn to the arts, spending summers at Interlochen, where I could be surrounded by kindred spirits and learn from some of the most inspiring teachers. That love for music carried me through my undergraduate and graduate studies in voice, setting me on a lifelong path of connection and storytelling—two values at the heart of making music.
As I traveled through the vast and sometimes stormy sea of the music industry, I learned that it’s rarely a straightforward journey, especially for classical singers and instrumentalist. In a world brimming with personal branding and the pressure to “find your style,” the road can feel unsteady, often with little guidance for those who seek to carve their own path. But amid this uncertainty, I found that music, at its core, has an inherent power to create community, to reach others, and to communicate deeply held stories that words alone can’t express.
This journey taught me the power of a DIY approach and a can-do spirit—qualities that not only helped me shape my own career but also allowed me to navigate through challenges with resilience and innovation. I’ve learned to wear many hats: not only as a singer and teacher but as a mentor, connector, and