I Will Sing With Anyone. Come sing with me.

For a long time, music felt like something you had to earn.

Lessons. Stages. Confidence. Permission.

This mission starts somewhere else.

I will sing with anyone.

Not to make you a performer.
Not to polish you into something shiny.
But to meet you where you already are — and see what sound lives there.

Sometimes we step into a scene that already exists.
Sometimes we create one together.

Singing Where Life Already Is

There are communities I sing with regularly, and anyone is welcome to come and join.

• Sing oldies and goodies for/with old timers — songs that carry memory, laughter, grief, and long-held joy. These are sung with and for old timers. Familiar melodies. Shared history. No rush.
• Sing singalong tunes for/with a diversity community — low pressure, high energy. A place where voices don’t have to match, but they do belong. Joy comes quickly here.

Other times, the setting changes.

It might be:

• at my soup kitchen
• a church
• karaoke
• a bar
• busking on the street
• or simply sitting together and singing for ourselves

And sometimes, it’s a place someone hasn’t even imagined yet — until we imagine it together.

Making Dreams Audible

Some musical moments are about completing a dream.

Once, we formed a band by collaborating with centre management of a psychosocial centre, so someone could finally experience what it felt like to be in a band — not just talk about it.

Right now, I’m working on a street choir built around someone’s own songs — written from their lived experience and their love of a soup kitchen. Real songs, about real life, sung in public, without apology.

These aren’t performances in the usual sense.
They’re acts of presence.

Finding Your Voice (As It Is)

This mission isn’t about teaching technique first.

It’s about helping people bring out their voice through real life:

• what you’ve lived
• what you’ve survived
• what you care about
• what you still hope for

Sometimes your voice is loud.
Sometimes it trembles.
Sometimes it only wants to hum.

All of that counts.

An Open Invitation

You don’t need confidence.
You don’t need training.
You don’t need a plan.

You just need curiosity — or even just willingness.

We can:

• join a choir
• step into an existing space
• create something new
• or sing quietly, just for ourselves

I will sing with anyone.

If you’ve ever wondered what your voice might sound like when it’s welcomed — this is your invitation.

👉 Come sing with me.

Reach out, bring your curiosity, or bring a song you’ve been carrying quietly for years.

We’ll start wherever you are.