It was around age four that I started to go in and out of the hospital. I was diagnosed with ALD and Addison’s disease and during all those visits, going back and forth, I started to love every thing about music. My mother and I would sit in the different waiting-rooms at the hospital and make up drumbeats on our knees while waiting for the doctors and exams to arrive back. That went on until I turned about ten. With my body starting to heal and me being able to start living a normal life I went from drumming on my knees to playing the drums. That was one of the first instruments I learned to play from many to come. Then around the time I turned twelve I was diagnosed with Diabetes typeone. So it was back to the hospital for another round. Very soon after being diagnosed I started attending summer camp for children with diabetes. I eventually grew too old to participate and went on to work as a student counsellor at the camp and have done since each year for the kids. A couple of years later music had started to grow into such an important part of my life by that point. Wanting to be able to create more than just drumbeats I decided to learn the guitar piano and apply for music school where I was admitted at age fifteen. That is when I started to become familiar with the guitar and started writing my own songs. After finishing music school I wanted to learn more about my own illness ALD so I started working as a disabled-carer for a kid who had the disease. I did that for about a year to take time of school and to get in touch with what I wanted to do in my life, and my music. Feeling I had started to gain a bit more understanding about myself and my disease I applied for a producing & songwriting school in Örnsköldsvik called Dreamhill where I got accepted. Dreamhill was lead by the world famous producer Anders Bagge who wrotesongs for Janet Jackson, Madonna, Celine Dion, Enrique Iglesias, and many more. With absolutely no preconceptions or expectations I went in with only one thing in mind. To learn everything I possibly could so I could strive forward and share my music. I learned how to produce my own music and took my songwriting to another level. 2017 my Song I LOVE IT took me to Moscow Russia and I made it to the finals of New Wave International Music Competition held in Sochi. Me and producer David Fremberg wrote the song together in his studio at Hydra Sweden.