Born into a family of musicians, dancers, writers, art dealers, and historians in Queens, New York, who dealt with divorce, financial troubles, alcoholism, and mental illness; I have come to find that my perspective on life is … unique.

This unique perspective propelled me to make art consciously and teach therapeutically. Through volunteering at organizations such as Sing For Hope, playing free concerts, donating to charities, creating art with morality, and starting conversations about social change; I do my part to leave the world better than I found it.

I am proud to be a current Berklee College of Music student. Before Berklee, I proudly attended my local community college, Queensborough. Upon graduation, I received the Julius Polman Music Award. My education both formal and “real life” (through performing at local bars and venues like Birdland Theatre, Smalls, The Shapeshifter Lounge, and the NYC Fire Museum) has prepared me to play shows as large as 3,000 people, self-produce music that has been placed on the SoundCloud Charts, and create content for thousands of viewers. I have also loved sharing ideas on interviews and podcasts such as “Tales of The Jazzside.”