Born and raised in Massachusettes, my earliest performance came from street performing in Provincetown, MA starting at 14. I performed throughout highschool and college and once in college started running a dive bar that i performed at and honed in a lot of my early skills. In early 2016 I apprenticed with Darrell Scott my first time visiting Nashville, a legendary writer and performer who taught me a plethora of writing techniques but also showed me the city of Nashville for the first time and that was the moment that established in my mind id be moving to nashville. The first few years were spent cutting my teeth and working on my own craft but in 2020 I became homeless for 5 months, living on another songwriters couch named Tim Bolo. He taught me what true timelessness in writing was and took care of me in my worst times. I moved into the band house that I currently reside in 415 Edwin Street which changed everything for me. I was able to record in the house with my roommate recording/engineering my music and we created a community of people either recording, jamming, writing, or just hanging out at the house which is now an established pillar in the country community in nashville. From my years of traveling and street performing I’ve accumulated a vast wealth of stories and lessons ive learned and that story telling comes across in my own writing. But coming back from homelessness and straight into a music based working environment has allowed me to progress into the man and musician that I am today