ABOUT the artist

I was on my way to law school, but knew I didn't want to live a strictly corporate lifestyle and give up on my passion for music.

So one night I posted a video singing Chris Stapleton’s “Millionaire” on Instagram, and it flagged the attention of a Nashville producer.

I took this as a sign to follow my heart, packed up my jeep, and drove from Colorado to Music City.

I jumped into songwriting and began recording my own songs, which landed me on CMT, twelve Spotify editorial playlists, sync placements, and was the only female nominated for the Rocky Mountain CMAs “New Artist of the Year 2022”. Most recently,  I was nominated for “Female Vocalist of the Year 2023” by the Josie Awards, which will be announced in October at the Grand Ole Opry.

As I immersed myself further in the world of music, I came to the realization that the artistic fields can be quite unpredictable. That's when I made the bold decision to create my own business and brand, giving me control over my financial future while pursuing my music career.

Upon arriving in Nashville...

How the heck did I become a singer/songwriter?

xo,

Caitlin

Now, my mission is to empower others by showing them that it's possible to have the best of both worlds—a business oriented lifestyle intertwined with a creative one. I help others and prove that you can find harmony between your passions and professional aspirations.