With her soul firmly locked in the blues, the essence of her song is in the roots of all great music. 

The last few years I came to the conclusion that I was not a musician at all but rather a performing artist, I say this because in all honesty music means nothing to me without people; I rarely listen to music alone and I'd much rather see someone play than hear an album. Music and people in the same room for me creates this sense of euphoria, every single heart beating faster and lifting up higher together, all at once, until you reach a place that you don't come back from for at least a few days, those that don't feel it would NEVER understand what this feels like, how can you explain that energy and power to people?  This is an addiction for me, my hairs stand on end just thinking about it. I realised recently after someone calling me a performer too that the word sounds fake, like my act is just an act and I don't relate to that either. I am the same off stage as I am on (albeit a little less animated when I'm gathering my energy back) and my music reflects this, its raw, honest, passionate and alive, and my body reacts naturally to that, no rehearsal. A friend told me today she thinks on stage is when I'm most myself, I kind of agree in the sense that I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing otherwise.