New Country Album — Released 8/31/26
My fifth album, Zero People, has given me the gift of voice—the courage to tell my truths, even when those truths are uncomfortable.
The title and cover are deliberately cheeky. “0 people listening now” is a knowing nod to the reality that Spotify is de-prioritizing AI-generated music. But numbers, algorithms, and shifting rules won’t stop me from writing my life stories—or from learning how to play and perform them myself.
This album is more than a collection of songs. It’s part of my growth as a songwriter and musician, and a labor of self-love. Every song is another step toward claiming my experiences, trusting my voice, and sharing what feels true.
I’m also considering another album release party, where I confidently anticipate that a good time will be had by all—and that the number of people listening will be higher than zero, if even for one day.
Fourth Country Album
Fourth Country Album
Across the album, Saloon Life explores resilience, longing, empathy, self-protection, and reclamation. The songs move fluidly between vulnerability and resolve— between moments of open-hearted exposure and the hard-earned confidence that comes from knowing when to stand your ground.
Like the characters who pass through a saloon, each song carries a different posture, a different truth. Some lean in. Some pull back. Some tell the story straight. Others keep their cards close. Together, they reflect the many ways people survive, adapt, and ultimately claim themselves again.
Rooted in Country Rock and Pop, Saloon Life is emotionally direct, unsentimental, and deeply human. This is music shaped by lived experience rather than mythology.
Third Country Album
The Long Goodbye is more than a collection of songs. It’s a reflection on what it means to let go, to love fully, and to move forward with a hopeful eye on what’s next.
These twelve tracks travel the full landscape of emotion. Some are lighthearted songs about longing and memory. Others face loss head-on with honesty and resilience. Together, they tell a story of strength, tenderness, and hard-earned peace.
This album is female Country at its core: raw, real, and rooted in truth. It’s the sound of closure, acceptance, and the Phyrric victory in freedom that follows goodbye.
Second Country Album
This second Country album isn’t just a follow-up—it’s a comeback with bite. Twelve tracks, all rooted in real stories and hard-won wisdom. If Why Can’t I? asks the question, this album starts answering it—with sharper lyrics, tougher love, and zero patience for pretending. It’s Country with a backbone. And yeah, it still hurts.
First Country Album
This debut Country album is a heartfelt collection of 12 original songs that weave personal stories, raw emotions, and empowering narratives into every lyric. With its modern Country sound and deeply relatable lyrics, this album is as much a personal diary as it is an invitation for listeners to find their own stories within the music.