Her songs incorporate elements of roots, rock, RnB, and folk and often feature themes of liberation and community.
Her song Listen gained prominence during the 2020 racial justice protests due to its "prescient" lyrics.
[5] As a therapist, she met two black men—one a poet, the other studying recreational therapy—who had breakdowns and were in the mental hospital.
She recounts learning how to write music through their therapy sessions.
[5] In 2014, she moved to Nashville to pursue a career as an independent artist.