ABOUT ME

A woman singing into a microphone with her eyes closed, raising one hand in the air during a music performance.

I’ve been singing since I was seven years old and knew from the start that music was where I belonged. I tried the traditional route of grades, but quickly realised it wasn’t for me, I wanted to focus on expression, creativity, and passion, not just ticking boxes.

I studied Music Performance at Bath College and went on to dive deeper into my love of songwriting at BIMM, where I discovered that songwriting was truly my calling. After university, I began teaching private singing lessons, sharing what I’d learned with others.

Life took me on a different path for a while, I built a career outside of music, travelled the world, lived in Holland, and eventually made my way to North Devon. Music never left me though. I formed an originals band, The Pale Teas, where I sing, write songs, and play bass. Performing again reignited my love for helping others find their voice.

A woman with curly blonde hair sings passionately into a microphone on stage, illuminated by colorful neon lights.
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Why I Started Bold Note Vocals

Bold Note Vocals grew from my belief that singing is about more than technique, it’s about expression, confidence, and connection. I know how powerful it feels to step on stage and be heard, and I want to help others experience that too.

I’m deeply passionate about grassroots music and about creating encouraging, inclusive spaces where women, men, transgender and non-binary people feel confident to perform. The real change starts at grassroots level, by giving people access to stages, supportive audiences, and belief in their own voice. This commitment is reflected in my Keychange pledge, where I actively work to showcase more women and girls in music.

Bold Note is based at The Palladium Club, North Devon’s only dedicated grassroots music venue. Teaching here means lessons aren’t just about singing; they’re about becoming part of a living music community and helping keep local live music alive.

Whether you dream of performing on stage or simply finding confidence in your voice, my goal is to give you the skills, support, and encouragement to get there.

Get in touch.

Got questions before you book? Drop me a message, always happy to chat things through!