Music is my greatest love & motivator.
Music has given me hope, comfort & reason when nothing else could.

I make music because of its healing powers, and its universal language.
It is one of the most effective ways of communication, one of the purest forms of expression & the most delightful motivation to come together.

I hope my music brings you as much joy as it does to me.

It is my greatest passion to bring people together through music, and to create spaces where we can express freely & authentically – dance, sing, shout, cry, whatever wants to come through! It doesn’t matter if singing is your passion already, or if you have never sung before but want to try, or even just stay still and listen. Everyone is welcome, as long as you come with an open heart & mind.

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Testimonials

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COLLABORATIONS
together we are stronger

I adore collaborating with other people & have had the honor of working together with some of my favorite musicians in the past, such as The Hanuman Project, Super Deluxe, Kailash Kokopelli, Ras Muhamad,  Abink, NRYN, and many more. 

Listen here to songs I have collaborated on:

My Music Story

Growing up, I never considered to become a musician,altough music has always been a huge part of my life. To think that I would someday perform on stages was something far beyond my grasp …

In my youth I didn’t know anyone who took music seriously, besides my music teachers who seemed to be bitter about the outcome of their career. I took piano lessons at age 10, but the dry & classical approach made me lose my enthusiasm quite quickly.
The society I grew up in demanded perfection of their musicians. It was especially shown in the early casting shows which were extremely popular in my teens. Candidates who “couldn’t sing” were bullied & laughed at – looking back, I realise how negatively it impacted my view of singing publicly. For all those reasons I concluded that being a musician is near impossible, and gradually I lost faith in my voice.

In April 2017, as I was contemplating my next steps in Peru’s capital Lima, a sudden realization hit me like a lightning: I am to become a musician & perform on stage.The funniest thing is that at that time, I wasn’t able to play a single instrument and didn’t dare to sing in front of other people. Still, I was 100% sure this would be my path. I was determined to reach this new goal, no matter the time & hustle it would take me.

And from there, things kind of fell into place. During my travels to South America and Morocco I met various kinds of people, from hobby musicians to buskers to instrument builders, who taught me valuable lessons and encouraged me to explore my voice & my musicality. But even though my joy and my musical skills started to grow, I still would have never dared to call myself a musician.

This changed when I moved back to my hometown in Bali near Ubud, after decades of living abroad with rare visits. Little did I know until then that Ubud is not only notorious for their open mic nights, but also for the kirtans and ecstatic dance. As I started to immerse myself into the local music scene – first in the audience, but soon enough as a singer – my confidence & my abilities grew as well.

Things have changed in the blink of an eye and sometimes I still can’t believe that I am now a full time musician. But altough I know that I have come far since that sunny day in Lima, I know that this is yet the beginning.

Thank you for being curious about my journey, and for being a part of it!