BACKGROUND

My path into country music started long before I ever thought about doing it professionally. Music was always part of my everyday life. I sang in school musicals. I spent nights around the house singing karaoke. I put on small living room shows for my family, not because I had to, but because it felt natural. Singing was never a phase. It was something I kept coming back to.

The real turning point came in January 2024. I went to the finals of a karaoke contest at The Old No. 7 Restaurant and Sports Bar, not as a competitor, but as someone in the crowd. Before the competition officially started, the floor was opened to anyone who wanted to sing. I worked up the nerve, went up, and sang. I had no expectations. The reaction in the room was immediate. That moment changed how I saw myself. It was the first time I realized I could do more than sing for fun. I could perform.

After that night, I started taking music seriously. I began booking shows, writing with intention, and learning what it meant to perform for people who had never heard me before. I started playing venues across Nova Scotia, performing for crowds of all sizes and ages. Smaller rooms taught me how to connect and hold attention. Larger rooms taught me confidence, pacing, and stage awareness. Every show sharpened my approach.

Some of the most formative moments came from stepping onto bigger stages. Performing at the Trunk7 Music Festival in Porters Lake exposed me to festival crowds and professional production. Competing in the ECCMA Country Star Search at Mill Cove Brew Pub pushed me to perform under pressure and trust my instincts. Those experiences helped define how I carry myself on stage today. Calm. Prepared. Focused on the song.

In January of 2026, I signed with my first record label, SGB & Friends. That step marked a shift from building independently to working with a team that believes in my voice, my songwriting, and my direction as an artist. It gave me the structure and support to start focusing more deeply on original music and long-term growth.

At the core of everything I do is country storytelling. I write from real experiences and honest moments. The focus is strong vocals, clear lyrics, and songs that feel grounded and direct. When you listen or see me live, the goal stays simple. You feel something real. You hear a voice that means what it is singing.

This career is still unfolding, but every step has been intentional. Every show, every song, and every opportunity builds toward something lasting. I am committed to growing as a performer and songwriter, and to earning every stage I step onto.