Almost immediately after my first steps my mother put me in skates. When I discovered dance, all I wanted was to be a Solid Gold Dancer. My early years were spent skating under disco lights, choreographing routines in my basement, and begging my parents to order albums from Columbia House every time we got a new ad in the mail. Music was everywhere in my life, shaping who I was even before I knew it. Thanks to my parents, I grew up with the sounds of The Beatles, ABBA, Meat Loaf, Rush, AC/DC, and countless rock legends from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s.

By the time I was a teenager, music wasn’t just a part of my life—it was life. I had a personal soundtrack that followed me everywhere. Some of my best memories are soaked in music: sneaking out at 13 to catch KISS’s Crazy Nights tour, ugly crying to “Read ‘Em and Weep” after one of my first heartbreaks, and working on the local coliseum’s security team, which gave me backstage access to meet bands. Every moment had a song, and every song held a memory.

But my story with music didn’t stop there—it’s been a constant companion. I’ve leaned on music for emotional support, for joy, and as an outlet for self-expression. Now, I want to take this passion to the next level. My mission? To disrupt the music industry, create meaningful connections between fellow music lovers, and give back—tenfold—to the artists who make it all possible.

The soundtrack of my life is still playing, and I’m ready to invite others to join the party. Let’s connect, vibe, and change the way we experience music—together.

– Music Lovers Unite!