For as long as I can remember, music is something I feel in my bones. I’ve never been able to sit still when a rhythm kicks in, and that physical, full-body goosebumps feeling when harmonies lock into place is a sensation I’ve chased since childhood. That early, undeniable connection to sound naturally led me to a life behind the keys, in front of choirs, at the turntables, in classrooms, and leading music projects across New York, Jamaica, and the Netherlands.

Through SongHouse Music, I turn that lifelong passion into immersive experiences that build community, foster belonging, and drive collaboration. My background spans jazz piano, choral conducting, DJing, and musical direction, paired with an MSc in Music Psychology from the University of Sheffield. My work is grounded in research on how collective music-making impacts human well-being, trust, and social cohesion—insights I bring directly into corporate settings through custom music integration workshops and team-building sessions that use rhythm and collaborative song-making.

As the creator and host of The Harmony Project, I lead a vibrant monthly pop-up choir where singers of all skill levels come together to build multi-part vocal arrangements in a single high-energy session.

Alongside my work with SongHouse Music, I serve as the Performing and Creative Arts Educational Integrator at the Amsterdam International Community School (AICS). There, I apply my background in arts integration to help educators design relevant, cross-disciplinary creative projects—building confidence, cultural curiosity, and a strong sense of belonging within the school community.

Regardless of where I am, at the end of the day my goal is simple: to create unforgettable musical moments that spark joy, and remind us all how good it feels to make noise together!