“The more time I put into my own production, with just my computer and a keyboard, the more confident I am about this new direction and the more excited I am to make more electronic music.” The artist, who has played over 80 shows across the US, supporting bands like She Wants Revenge and Lee DeWyze, continues to find her place in the music scene, connecting with her fans and being honest with herself.
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A new dimension

“The more time I put into my own production, with just my computer and a keyboard, the more confident I am about this new direction and the more excited I am to make more electronic music.” The artist, who has played over 80 shows across the US, supporting bands like She Wants Revenge and Lee DeWyze, continues to find her place in the music scene, connecting with her fans and being honest with herself.
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