Music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up surrounded by it, spent countless nights singing karaoke in the early 2000s, and still collect vinyl with my husband—we end nearly every evening by putting on a record over dinner.

I began recording my own music in 1997 after being lucky enough to see David Bowie perform in Seattle, and I've been writing, experimenting, and recording ever since. Along the way I've accumulated guitars, synthesizers, drum machines, and more than a few unfinished ideas, all of which continue to fuel my curiosity about sound, rhythm, composition, and storytelling.

What you'll find here is a sampling of music I’ve made over the past decade or so: solo recordings, collaborations with friends, and tracks from a short-lived Seattle band that managed to play a handful of live shows before the pandemic. While writing and visual art are now at the center of my creative practice, music remains an enduring source of inspiration and yet another wonderful and rich medium through which to explore ideas.