Bekah grew up in the country playing backyard football with her brothers and falling in love with the feel of grass beneath her bare feet.

 

Recognized for her vocal talents, she was cast as Maid Marian in her first musical. Her mom encouraged flute and voice lessons but once Grandma gifted her an old classical guitar, she couldn’t stop singing as her fingers bled across the strings.

 

Her dad, much to everyone’s surprise, steered Bekah away from pursuing a degree in mathematics in college and instead encouraged her to pursue music. Seven years later she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in classical guitar performance from Eastern Michigan University.

 

During this time she married a boy and lost herself. Her college jazz-combo class, and a wonderful counselor, showed her that songwriting could help her process her deepest buried truths.

 

Years later she faced her fears, went through a heartbreaking divorce, and released her debut indie-jazz album with a full horn section and a band of incredible Detroit jazz musicians.

 

As she healed and focused on her mental health, her love for nature, trees, and running barefoot in the dirt was revived.

 

She moved to Northern Michigan to be close to the rivers, play in the snow, and grow her own herbal medicine cabinet. Her songwriting remained a constant place of acceptance, revelation, and growth.

 

Her gigs moved from Metro Detroit to Traverse City wineries, and as she changed so did her music. She cruised down old highways singing Noah Kahan as the folk influence breathed new life into her songwriting.

 

She began recording a 6-song Indie-Folk EP in early 2025 with a hopeful Summer ‘25 release date.

 

She dove into the science behind frequency and learned, much through first-hand experience, that tuning up to 444hz (from the standard 440hz) promotes healing in the body. She could feel it in her gut as they tracked violin and upright bass in the studio.

 

This new music would bring that mountain-folk foot tapping while calming the anxieties we all carry in our bodies.

 

Throughout her Northern Michigan adventures, she fell in love with a man who stayed, put a ring on her finger, and told her to give these songs the chance they deserve.

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She plans to spend Summer ’25 planning a wedding and calling every indie radio station to pitch her new music. She shares these songs, telling the story of a woman who fought hard for peace and found it.

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And as these songs breathe new life, we will close our eyes and know the peace and healing we’ve been hoping for is here.