I am a Denver-based musician, producer, engineer, and woodworker. I grew up as a ballet dancer, dancing with companies such as Boulder Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, and Fort Wayne Ballet schools and haven't ever been able to shake the performing bug. I graduated from CSU in 2021 with degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Music Composition, and worked as a mechanical engineer for a few years before recently deciding to pursue music more full time. 

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I've been the guitar player, music director, and co-leader of the band Hand Turkey with Andy Seracuse since 2020. We've been seen playing stages like the Aggie Theater, and Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom, opening for acts such as Sam Greenfield, Donny Benet and Melt. I built a recording studio so that we could record all of our music ourselves. With Hand Turkey I've put out two albums, and a live record, running all of the recording, mixing and mastering of everything myself. I've also been working groups like Exit 205, Cactus Cat, and Denver rapper Typhoon to help get their music recorded and put out into the world. I'm currently working on writing my first solo record, A Dumb Hill to Die On, which is much more of a singer songwriter, acoustic project than anything I've written before. 

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When I'm not working on music, I spend a lot of time at the Longmont makerspace, Tinkermill. Usually I'm in the woodshop building guitars, but have taken baby steps to start learning some pottery. 

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