Over a three month span in early 2022, I wrote a collection of songs that eventually became RODEOMOTHH. The album is the synthesis of my heart and soul, in specific regards to the theme of motherhood. 
 The first single, Panic at Sunrise, weaves deeply personal moments —falling and staying in love, facing struggles with my partner and resolving them with understanding. A song that is for anyone who’s been in love. 
 I recorded my unreleased album RODEOMOTHH at Sputnik Sound in Nashville with my incredible producer Mitch Dane, who stretched my imagination and pushed me farther than I could dream. After hearing what Mitch had so carefully crafted, Vance Powell mixed this single. He added so much depth the soundscapes flourish. Pete Lyman mastered Panic at Sunrise and not one moment needed to be altered— it was perfectly executed. Everyone collaborating on the project supported my vision and the authentic way in which I wanted to share my story. 
 When playing the music of RODEOMOTHH live I am able to express the vulnerability of motherhood, while strumming and singing a melody that conveys my spirit. The album encapsulates my determination to be true to myself, without reservation, on and off stage.