So, this year, I will be graduating from high school as a part of the class of 2026. It is so weird because I am simultaneously so excited for what the future has to offer, and just as terrified for what is to come. This fall, I will be attending the Berklee College of Music in Boston MA. The school is perfect for what I want to be doing in my career. Writing music is my passion, and I cannot wait to pursue that to the full extent in Boston with people who are as equally dedicated to their craft. However, I am also feeling a lot of fear, which honestly, I think is normal of any student going to college next year. I am scared of the workload, and the possibility of burnout, as well as being so far away from my friends and family, my support system. I guess what I am trying to say, is that I am waiting in anxious anticipation for the next phase of my life to start. So how does this relate to songwriting you wonder? A majority of my lyrics come from my personal experiences and the way that I choose to frame them. With the promise of new beginnings in college, I haven't decided if I want to write an upbeat, pop-princess banger about the positives, or a gut-wrenching ballad about my anxiety... maybe both? I think sometimes, the best thing to do is to let time pass and reflect on those raw emotions, and then put pen to paper.