My lil 8 year old self would be so proud of me right now

I used to make up songs in the bath when I was little.  Wherever I went, I was singing.  I remember having thoughts like "woah, that song actually sounds pretty good!" haha

No one in my family was musical that I knew of.  I was discouraged from following music as a life path and was told that I should study business instead.  It was extremely challenging for me to follow my heart on this path of music for many years.  But eventually my love for music & endless promptings from God burned through all the bullshit. 🔥💩😂

In elementary school, I joined the choir.  I loved singing & feeling the sound surrounding me.

6th grade brought me the cello.  Ooooh did I love her.  Resting on the heart, vibrating my whole being.  Playing her was a deeply felt & spiritual experience for me.  She was my first musical love besides the voice.  She'll be coming back soon, I can feel it.

Musical theater in HS was dope.  Being loud & expressive & silly & wild was so good for my lil spirit back then & gave me the deep love for the stage.  Running around and singing and dancing and making people happy felt so good.

Blessed to be taught & coached by a classically trained Austrian singer,  the stunning Eva Cranstoun, this was one of many highlights from my Waldorf Teacher Training in 2014.

That same year I moved to Boulder, CO to teach & soon formed $LUMBERPARTY hip hop with 2 homies.  My stage name was Breezy Day as we performed over 15 concerts & 3 festivals (Arise, Tribal Visions, & Firefly) in the 1 year we were together.  Those moments formed me as a hip-hop artist when i had no idea making hip hop was part of my path.  So much magic & transformation with De$pite & Stevie.  I will never forget those silly ass epic times.

No spliffs were harmed in the production of these memories.

When my baby boy was born in 2017, I graduated to Mama Breeze & here I stand today.

Called back again and again to the mic by the Most High to share meaningful sonic medicine for the people. 🎤💟🎤

i hope I get to sing for you soon 😘

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LOVE,​

​Mama Breeze