I grew up in the forest. Not literally, but very close. Among the trees, I was safe. It was a place of imagination, stories, and a sense of belonging. As a child, I spent hours watching the trees sway in the wind, hoping the animals would see me as one of them.

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Music was always present in my childhood. I played the violin and piano, listened to cassette tapes, and wrote my first song at five — about my sister’s rabbit and how I would comfort him when the night was dark and frightening.

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Years later, I moved to Stockholm to attend a music high school. The city was an adventure, but it also made me realize how deeply I was in love with nature. Later, while studying sustainable development, I was devastated seeing the beauty of this world in such a desperate state of destruction. My deep love for the Earth took on a new meaning, and awakened a strong fighting spirit within me.

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I wanted to create change, but soon realized academia and politics wasn’t my path. My gift lay in music and storytelling, so I trained to become a professional music producer and composer. ​

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Now, I dedicate my work to inspiring change through music and connection — between people, nature, and our shared responsibility for the Earth. I aim to remind my fellow human beings that this is our only home, and we need to take better care of it. Not from fear or guilt, but from love, respect, and faith in the future.