I create music because I want people to know that they are not alone.

Music has always felt like a place where I can put the things I don't know how to say out loud. My music is inspired by my childhood, the things I have experienced, and the pain passed down to me from a time before I was even born. Some of the things I struggle with didn't start with me, but somehow I grew up carrying them. They have shaped who I am, how I see myself, and how I see the world.

I want my music to tell those stories.

My style is inspired by artists like Stray Kids, especially the way they aren't afraid to talk about pain, insecurity, loneliness, identity, and the parts of themselves that aren't perfect. I want to take that inspiration and turn it into something that is uniquely mine. I want my songs to sound like my experiences, my emotions, my fears, and my dreams.

Right now, I feel like a broken mess sometimes. I have so many ideas, so many songs, and so much I want to say, but I don't have the money or resources to take my music as far as I want it to go. It can be frustrating to have a dream that feels so big while feeling like you don't have the means to reach it.

But I don't want that to stop me.

I dream of becoming a teen idol and sharing my music with people all over the world. I want to stand on a stage someday and look into a crowd of people who understand exactly what I am singing about. I want someone listening to one of my songs late at night to think, “Someone understands me.” I want my music to become a reminder that even when life feels impossible, you are still here, and that means your story isn't over.

I don't want to pretend that I have everything figured out. I don't want to hide the messy parts of myself just to look perfect. I want to grow through my music and let people grow with me.

Maybe I don't have the money right now. Maybe I don't have a big studio, a record label, or thousands of people listening to my songs. But I have a voice, I have stories, and I have a dream.

And I'm going to keep writing until someone hears me.

I want to turn everything I've been through into something meaningful. I want to take the pain I inherited, the pain I experienced, and the things that made me feel alone, and turn them into music that helps somebody else survive their hardest day.

I don't just want to be an idol.

I want to be proof that you can come from a difficult place, feel completely lost, and still create something beautiful.

I want my music to tell people: You aren't alone. I see you. I understand you. Keep going.