TEACHING WOMEN HOW TO CREATE MUSIC WITHOUT COMPROMISE.

There was never a time when music wasn’t part of my life.
I wrote my first song at eight years old, long before I had language for calling, purpose, or destiny. I just knew that melodies came easily, and words followed close behind.

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I’m from Orlando, Florida, and for nearly 12 years, I sang in a band alongside my sisters. Together, we learned the discipline of harmony, the power of unity, and what it meant to show up night after night with excellence. That journey placed us on stages both locally and nationally, including Disney’s Night of Joy, and alongside artists like Group 1 Crew, Molly Music, and The Truth. I’ve led praise and worship, hosted music workshops, and performed at major youth conferences, all while quietly sharpening my craft behind the scenes.

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Over the years, I’ve written and produced dozens of songs for local Orlando artists, pouring my heart into music that reflects truth, faith, and authenticity. I’ve been creating digital music on DAWs for over 20 years, learning not just how to write songs, but how to build sound, shape emotion, and translate vision into something tangible.

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And yet—like so many women—I reached a point where life demanded practicality.

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Bills needed to be paid.
Jobs needed to be worked.
Dreams were told to “wait.”

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For a season, I believed the lie that music had an expiration date. That creativity was a luxury. That obedience to God somehow meant setting aside the very gift He placed in me.

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But music doesn’t let go of you when it’s God-given.

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Music is one of the most powerful tools God uses to reach the human soul. It bypasses walls, softens hearts, and speaks where words alone cannot. Music can point someone to Christ. It can reconcile a weary heart back to God. And when God gives you a gift like that, you don’t bury it. You steward it.

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So I decided I wouldn’t give up.

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I represent the women who were told they were “too late.”
The underdogs.
The ones who still create after a full workday.
The women who were told they’d never make it, but kept hearing God say, keep going.

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I no longer seek the approval of the world. I seek the approval of God. And obedience, I’ve learned, doesn’t always look impressive, but it is always powerful.

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Along the way, I grew tired of walking into studios where my vision was misunderstood or minimized, where my sound couldn’t be captured because I wasn’t the one behind the controls. That’s when it became clear: women need to know how to produce their own music. We need the skills to capture what God gives us, faithfully and fully. We need to sharpen our songwriting so our message is clear, intentional, and uncompromised.

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That’s why I’m here.

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Today, I’m not only creating music, I’m teaching Christian women how to do the same. Women who work full-time. Women who juggle responsibilities. Women who still feel called to create but don’t know where to start or how to continue.

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If that’s you, know this:
You are not behind.
You are not disqualified.
And your gift still matters.

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I’m here to help you create music without compromise, with skill, confidence, and purpose.

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Because the world doesn’t get to decide when your calling expires.

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God already decided it doesn’t.