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There are some songs that come from heartbreak after everything falls apart.

And then there are songs that come from the moment you realize it was already falling apart — you just didn’t know it yet.

“Pieces of My…

Some songs come from missing someone.

Some songs come from heartbreak.

And then there are songs like “Like Hell You Won’t” — the ones that come from anger. Not messy anger. Not anger that destroys everything. The kind…

On May 6th, 2026, I released my song “Missing You.”

This song is special to me because it was one of the first songs I ever wrote. At the time, I was still trying to figure out what direction…

I’ve been writing songs for a while now — long before I ever started releasing them.

I’ve always been a writer. I started writing when I was around 10, so the words have always come to me a little naturally,…

There are some moments that feel surreal while they’re happening — like your brain knows it’s real, but your heart hasn’t caught up yet.

Hearing my song “I Want Your Heart” on Seattle's KISW 99.9 was one of…

Some people keep journals. I write songs (which is what I made a post about in X recently).

When I started writing music, I did not fully realize what I was creating. I was not just writing lyrics or chasing…

My new song, “Playing With Fire,” is about the kind of connection that feels thrilling, dangerous, and impossible to ignore. It’s about getting pulled toward something that already feels risky, but wanting it anyway. That tension—between desire and consequence—is what…

Some songs don’t come from inspiration.

They come from impact.

That’s exactly what “You Hit Me Like That” was.

This wasn’t one of those slow, sweet writing sessions where I sat down and carefully built a song piece by piece…

Releasing your first song is one of the most exciting and terrifying things you can do as an independent artist. It’s not just a track—it’s a piece of yourself you’re putting into the world, not knowing how it will be…

Not every feeling turns into a conversation.

Some emotions are too complicated, too quiet, or too unresolved to say out loud. For songwriters, those emotions often find their way into music instead. A song becomes a place where feelings can…