* From: North Reading, MA
* Now lives in: Nashville, TN
* Current single: “Chance of Whiskey”
* What lead you to music: Music has always been something I loved and was drawn to from a very young age. I grew up singing in my church choir, in theater, and joined The Young Opera Company of New England at age ten. I also graduated from The New England Conservatory’s preparatory school which I attended on the weekends throughout high school. From there I went on to graduate Berklee College of Music and moved to Nashville.
* How old when you started: I joined the choir at age 5 and released my first single, “U-Turn”, the summer of my college graduation.
* First country song you learned: Martina McBride’s “Broken Wing,” to this day her Greatest Hits album is one of my favorites.
* Instruments played: In addition to being a vocalist I love learning new songs on the piano
* How would you describe your sound: I would say pop singer-songwriter with a country rock twist. I just love creating music though regardless of the genre.
* Who inspires you: There are so many people. I love seeing people follow there dreams and really respect when I see people achieve their goals and still be humble. Regardless of someone’s position I find a good worth ethnic and positive attitude motivating. Musically, I find Shania Twain really inspiring because of how she seamlessly crossed over genres, created a sound true to her, and reached so many people.
* Awards/accolades: I recently got into the Nashville Symphony Chorus and am very excited to perform with the symphony starting this November. I also won best talent at Miss Tennessee singing “O Mio Babbino.”
* Dream duet partner: I think it would be really cool to have a song with the Chainsmokers or post Malone.
* All- time favorite country songs: So many! Boston by Kenny Chesney will always be a classic though. One of my favorite places to see a country concert still remains Fenway Park.
* First country concert: Taylor Swift
* What songs do you like now on Country 1025: Thinking About You, Colder Weather, One of Them Girls
* If you weren’t a musician, what would you be doing: I would still be involved in music or working with singers. Aside from music, psychology is something I am passionate about.
* Day Job: I am a signed model and graduate student
* Most proud moment: Winning Miss Boston is still up there for me
* Crazy thing that happened in your music career: I got to interview Lady A at Country Cares in Memphis which was an amazing experience.
* Other things you like to do: Attending concerts, cooking, working-out and spending time outside
* Fun facts: I was runner up at Miss Tennessee, I was a Boston Bruins Ice Girl, and hosted on NESN.
* Mantra: Always believe in yourself and the difference you can make.
* Upcoming dates: “Undiscovered Nashville’s” show at Sonny’s in Nashville on November 3rd and November 17th I’ll be performing in my first show at the Nashville Symphony.