About Me

I'm a versatile and reliable musician with experience performing across a wide range of styles, including pop, rock, jazz, musical theatre, and orchestral music. I adapt quickly to different musical environments, sight-read confidently, maintain professional equipment, and pride myself on delivering tasteful performances that serve the music. Whether working live or in the studio, I bring a collaborative attitude, strong musicianship, and a commitment to excellence.

Music has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I grew up in a very musical household; my dad played in bands, my brother was a guitarist, and there was always music playing at home. My family often jokes that I could sing and dance before I could talk.

At the age of five, I joined a musical theatre school where I discovered my love for performing. It was there that I learned to read sheet music, began recorder lessons, and took part in my first stage productions. By the age of eight, I landed my first lead role as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. From that point on, I was involved in almost every production, performing roles such as the Mad Hatter in Alice in Wonderland, Rizzo in Grease, Annie in Annie, Penny in Hairspray, Fiona in Shrek the Musical, Jane in Mary Poppins, and Nala in The Lion King, among many others.

Around the same age, my dad gave me my first guitar, hoping I would follow in his footsteps. Instead, I found myself drawn to the piano that my older brother owned. I spent countless hours teaching myself to play, learning songs by ear and developing a genuine passion for the instrument. After several years of self-teaching, I began formal piano lessons to refine my technique and address any bad habits I had picked up along the way. During this time, I also studied violin for a year before deciding it wasn't the right fit for me.

At twelve, I began taking guitar more seriously. After struggling with chord shapes and technique, I purchased my first classical guitar. The wider fretboard and nylon strings suited me perfectly and allowed me to develop both my playing and understanding of music theory with guidance from my father and brother.

Not long after, I discovered the ukulele and quickly fell in love with it. For several years it became my primary instrument, and I built a collection of ukuleles of various sizes, including an electric model. Even today, I often use the ukulele when writing songs.

My journey with the saxophone began during a family holiday in Athens, Greece. My brother and I were captivated by a street duo performing in a busy square, creating an atmosphere that brought people together through music. Inspired, my brother asked for a saxophone and eventually received one. However, when he left for university, the instrument stayed behind. As a joke, I decided to learn Baker Street so I could surprise him when he came home. What started as a prank quickly became a passion. Before long, the saxophone became my instrument, and I have spent years developing my skills, learning repertoire, studying theory, and performing whenever possible.

After finishing school, I knew I wanted to pursue music professionally. During an open day at Telford College, I sat down at one of the pianos and immediately felt at home. I enrolled shortly afterwards and have never regretted that decision. College gave me the opportunity to perform for new audiences, collaborate with talented musicians, and gain valuable experience in a wide range of musical settings.

Throughout my musical journey, I have worked as a session musician on piano, saxophone, vocals, guitar, bass guitar, and ukulele. These experiences have allowed me to develop versatility, adaptability, and a deep appreciation for collaboration. Whether performing on stage, in the studio, or supporting other artists, my goal remains the same: to create music that connects with people.