All I want to do with music is give it to others. Share my heart and soul. I grew up in New York, but I now call Los Angeles my home. I miss the people in N.Y. but L.A. is a great city and the warm weather inspires me. I’m a classically trained pianist and have been playing the piano since the age of five. Never in a million years would I have thought that I would be a singer. But life is mysterious and beautiful and after I wrote my first song, there was no turning back. I knew through thick and thin, I had found my purpose. I like listening to songs with deep lyrics and strong melodies because they completely enrapture me. When I first listened to songs like, Carole King’s, “You’ve Got A Friend”, Tracy Chapman’s, “Fast Car”, The Beatles, “Let It Be”, they struck a chord in my heart so deeply that I started to write poetry. Then one day, I sat down at the piano and thought, hmmmm… I can play the keys, I love to sing, and I love poetry, so I just wrote a song purely for fun. After I wrote my first song, time stood still for a while. I experienced an epiphany that woke me up and made me realize that I need to share my music with the world. I’ve been very blessed to be awarded as “Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year” at the L.A. Music Awards 2004 and my song “Shadow” was awarded as “Adult Contemporary Single of the Year” 2005. ASCAP presented me with the “Popular Award” for 2004 and 2005. I’ve composed music for T.V. and film. My latest project was composing music for Tony Kaye, director of “American History X”. But what I love most is writing songs and performing them live. To me, there’s nothing better than creating something solely from your heart and sharing that with others. I want to give a special thanks to my loving family (Mom, Dad, Jonathan, Sharon, Alexa, Hannah). Thank you to all my soulful friends who unconditionally support me every step of the way, you know who you are. To all the amazingly talented musicians who play with me and believe in me, thank you, thank you, thank you. To all the great people I’ve met on this musical path, you have created the symphony I’m in. Last but not least, to the special people I’ve yet to meet, I look forward to that special day. xoxoxoxo