Originally from Ottawa and based on Vancouver Island, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up surrounded by tragedy in both her childhood and teenage years. Using music as a refuge as well as a form of therapy, she started channelling her reality into her lyrics. Covering topics as mental health, grief and resilience, she created an indie-pop-rock sound which is honest and meaningful. Inspired by Avril Lavigne, Phoebe Bridgers and The Lumineers, she debuted with “Wildfire” in 2020.

Telling the story of a particularly nerve-racking cross-country road-trip in which she was plagued by a mysterious illness, her new single describes the scary feeling of feeling trapped in her own body, not knowing the origin of the physical and emotional pain. Starting with a 90s-inspired beat and warm guitar, the song leads to a chorus of stalwart percussion and powerful electric guitars. And with the mighty honesty of her vocals, this cathartic tune is poignant and bittersweet.

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