My latest album, Restless Soul, was captured live March 2026 at The Firing Room in Bend Oregon. Leaning into imperfect analog tape saturation and intentional, imperfect human expression. I will be releasing the record in phases on streaming platforms, and on vinyl, tape, and CD—directly from me.

This album came from me sitting with, and understanding my grief over the past decade; Feeling through loss, uncertainty, panic and depression. Observing my own experiences, and moments of clarity with compassion, acceptance and steadiness has always been easier with music- and as I worked through the viscous and often elusive energy of grieving, songwriting sat at the heart of it all. On reflection, a decade of grieving became multi-faceted, reflecting how my inner world evolved through experiences of divorce, death, delusions, mental health fluctuations, and my shifting identity. The songs speak in a non-linear voice to a linear experience, which reflects how I experienced these seasons of change. I suspect that grief works through phases, moving from stages of shock, anger, denial, acceptance and then to bargaining easily and fluidly, revisiting each as often as it needs. In everything I learned “it”, being grief, starts to find a voice, and identity of its own. In the songs I found myself developing a relationship with my grief. Through observing I found I met it, and through revisiting the songs I could better sit with it, and accept it as a part of me. When I initially wrote each song I was apprehensive, maybe even afraid of what the song revealed- but, the songs through the years have become more friendly, and I’ve discovered my “grief” has a gentle voice, it speaks softly to my most vulnerable places if I have the courage to listen. I hope this journey of mine speaks to yours, and in listening that you also can find a healing way forward.