Since the age of eight, I've been writing in secret corners of diaries--pouring out emotions I didn't yet know how to speak. Writing became my way of holding space for everything I felt too deeply. Over the years, the pages filled with poems, fragments, and quiet truths, never with the thought of sharing. Now, I'm learning to give those words a voice--shaping them into lyrics.
Though new to songwriting, the emotions have long lived in me. I'm drawn to emotional depth--in people, in music, in moments. I write with vulnerability and rawness, not to impress.
My lyrics are raw, unfiltered, and intimate--often exploring edges of longing, self-restraint, and human connection. They sit somewhere between soul and singer-songwriter, often leaning into slow-burning grooves, bluesy sensuality and poetic imagery.
I believe there's beauty in sitting with emotion--not rushing past it--and writing gives me that stillness. I write to feel. To understand.
This is me, learning to let the words sing.
