Megan Tibbits was born into a family band called “Living Truth” and toured the country for twelve years. She began singing harmonies on albums by age six, playing piano by age seven, writing songs on guitar by age twelve, all the while studying harp, oboe, and saxophone. After graduating with a music degree from Cornerstone University, Megan joined the performance company “The Young Americans” and spent two years performing and teaching music in Germany, the Netherlands, Japan, and the United States. While traveling the world, Megan decided to make the move from her hometown of Caro, Michigan to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music. “I always wanted to give words to those who weren’t able to say it for themselves. To give them hope. To give them purpose,” she recalls. While Megan has been influenced and inspired by the likes of Brooke Fraser, John Mayer, Sara Bareilles, and Ed Sheeran, her style is an effortless combination of folk and soul, pairing heartfelt and honest lyrics with ornate melodies that resonate with any audience. In 2014, Megan made her television debut on ABC’s “Rising Star” where she advanced to the Top 12. She was also named “Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year” at the L.A. Music Awards and most recently was selected as the Idle Tuesdays Recording Studio Program Artist of the Year and recorded her debut album, Until I Fly, which was released July of 2015.