The show must go on.........

I'm glad you're here reading this because I've been meaning to talk to you.

I know you've witnessed me on different occasions prep to release music, preview it, and then go silent afterward. The truth is, it's because I've been going through some of the hardest times of my life. Being such a private person, I've had no desire to disclose any of it. But the Lord is leading me to say a few things at this time.

In the spirit of honor and stewardship, I have to steward well what He's blessed me with—and that includes those of you who support me.

My Reality

My father has had several strokes since 2020, the most recent one in January of this year. My sister just died of cancer a few days ago. Every time I get up to release music, either my father has a stroke or something else life-altering happens.

I just am not a vain girl anymore. The Lord took vanity out of me, so I've never desired to be on camera—especially not every day, not even in the name of content, not even in the name of promoting my music. I'm not an entertainer, so I could care less about entertaining anyone. It's just not me. It's not who I am, and I'm not going to force myself to do it when the Lord isn't even forcing me to do it.

Who I Am

But I am a scribe. I am a psalmist. I am a prophet. And the Lord has given me the okay to move in ways that are pleasing to Him and also very much me—in line with who I am. I've always wanted the focus to be on the art and not my image anyway.

So here I am, welcoming you into my walk as a singer and a writer.

Moving Forward

I'm starting with my writing first, and I have music coming out before the end of the year. This is how I'll communicate with you. This is how it'll be unless the Lord says otherwise. I'll do reposts on my IG story for the sake of keeping my account alive and making sure it has a pulse, but that's it.

If I keep waiting to be on camera and act as if I have joy that I don't, to act like I have strength when I'm weak, to act like things are all put together when they're not—if I keep waiting to roll myself out in this polished, politically correct manner, I'll never do it.

So, I have no choice. Let's just start.

Broken. Weak. Grieving. At times, scared.

But I really do believe that I can do all things through Christ because He is the one who strengthens me. His leadership has been good for me. He hasn't failed me.

So here I am, taking my first step with the Lord as He writes and sings through me, as He speaks to me whenever He would like to and however, He would like to.

Thank you for reading all of this. I look forward to you walking alongside me, step by step, on this narrow path.