When Annie isn't recording or on the road with other artists, she's finding new ways to experiment with emotion through production in her self-titled project.  

Annie originally started her solo work as a way to practice her newfound love of music production. She didn't yet have a discography, so she made herself her first artist. 
Since her beginning practices, Annie began to find the more therapeutic aspect of making solo work, and dug into self-expression and releasing whatever emotion comes up into the music.

This summer, she'll be touring the east coast and joined by the ultra-talented Mason Davis on percussion! She hopes for her live shows to resemble a type of magic trick, live-looping between multiple stations to leave the listener wondering where the music is even coming from. 

Her solo work has become musical journaling, which makes it even more cathartic when a listener wants to talk about identifying with her lyrics. She hopes to let the audience know that it's okay to feel your feelings in this confusing, frustrating world.