I’m especially drawn to artists who take risks, have something real to say, and are pushing the envelope. My job — and what I genuinely enjoy — is helping them build the support structure to make their experimentation possible and connect it with the right audience. I’m not a musician myself, but I care deeply about music and the people who make it.

I’ve always been interested in how things come together — how an idea becomes a show, a sound becomes a visual world, or how a small idea becomes a full release. I work behind the scenes in music, supporting artists through creative direction, management, development, and much more. That usually means a mix of organizing, problem-solving, planning, and creating 'content' (cringe) — from release cycle planning to visual storytelling to long-term strategy. I gain a personal satisfaction from helping others bring ideas to life and achieve their goals.

I’m based in New York now, but I’m originally from Orlando and got my start in music down in Miami. I spent four years at FIU as a college radio DJ, co-founded Guest House, an event series and YouTube channel built around the city’s underground house and techno scene, and had an awesome experience at the Fillmore Miami Beach as a marketing intern. After graduating, I joined Groover, a music promotion startup, where I worked directly with independent artists to support their artist development and marketing initiatives.

Since moving to New York, I've been involved with The New Colossus Festival, where I oversaw artist relations and run of show at one of the venues. One of my favorite parts about the city so far has been being able to meet and create photo/video content for artists I believe in.

Outside of music, I love reading, giving my best crack at the NYT crossword, shooting pool, and backpacking in the wilderness.