with some dabbling in world traditions along the way.
I'm a Berklee alumna based in Boston, currently working on releasing my own music, plus a few ongoing projects.
Booking 2026/2027 dates for live performances, sessions, and collaborations.
What I'm actively part of right now. For the fuller history of festivals, sessions, and one-off credits, see Discography below.
I've been singing for as long as I can remember, and I chose to make it my career at 19, when I left home to study at Berklee College of Music.
The years since have taken me through festival stages, ensembles, and studio sessions across genres, from a Grammy-nominated album with the Berklee Indian Ensemble to headlining sets, radio broadcasts, and world music projects like The Singing Tribe. Somewhere along the way, teaching became just as central to my work as performing, and I've spent as much time helping other singers find their voice as I have working on my own.
These days I'm splitting my time between performing, teaching, and finally working on my own music.
I've developed a teaching philosophy over years of private lessons: technique in service of the song, never the other way around.
Every other principle is negotiable. This one isn't: if a technically "correct" approach kills the joy of singing, the technique loses.
The question comes before the answer. Technique is introduced because a student hits a wall, not on a fixed curriculum.
A student's natural tone is never corrected for someone else's taste. It's only refined in service of what they're trying to say.
Lessons cycle between focused technical work and full songs, so skill-building never drifts too far from why anyone sings in the first place.
Currently taking on new students, in person in Boston or remotely.
Get in touch about lessonsA running anthem about pushing past self-imposed limits. More on the song, and the thinking behind it, as it gets closer to release. Do YOU love to run? Join the project here.
The fuller release this single sits inside of. Still taking shape.
More soon.