Frequently Asked Questions

I don’t think I chose music. I think music chose me. No matter where I went, directions I took, it always led back to singing. I worked as a mechanic, lived a normal life, but had this feeling being unanswered. Singing is the one place I feel completely myself. If I can spend my life making people feel something through music, I can’t imagine doing something more meaningful.

Absolutely.

While covers introduced many people to my music, writing original songs is what truly defines me as an artist. It’s where I can share my own experiences, my perspective, and the stories that matter most to me. My hope is that one day people won’t just know me for the songs I’ve sung—they’ll know me for the songs I’ve written.

My biggest dream is to create music that outlives me.

I’ve always admired artists whose songs become part of people’s lives—music they turn to when they’re celebrating, grieving, falling in love, or simply trying to make it through the day. That’s the kind of impact I hope to have.

Of course, I’d love to tour the world, play iconic venues, and hear thousands of people sing my songs back to me. But those moments are only meaningful because of what the music represents.

If someone I’ve never met tells me a song helped them through a difficult time or became the soundtrack to an important chapter of their life, that’s success to me. Everything else is a bonus.