With a passion for songwriting, she studied at the Berklee College of Music and took up the ukulele as her main accompaniment. Vox takes improvisational solos echoing the tones of trumpet genius, Chet Baker, solely with her voice. This odd and quirky talent, nonetheless, landed her on The Tonight Show, and on the front page of The Wall Street Journal.

“Vox is an old soul, moving effortlessly between sultry, sexy jazz numbers; sunny, upbeat ditties; and honest R&B ballads, seamlessly weaving her candy-coated vocals through each.” - Baltimore Magazine

“At its essence, it's a classic volume of love songs—for broken hearts and open ones—and through it all, her yesteryear style shines.” - Baltimore Magazine

“Vox's commitment to the ukulele is strong, partly because it reminds her of the city.” - The Balitmore Sun