the year of digidoll

I’ve been writing songs for as long as I could hold a pencil, singing even before that, and playing piano since I was 8. Music has always been my calling, but for a few years I wasn’t answering.

When I was younger I assumed my music dreams would just happen. I’d be successful and heard. I’m meant to do music, so it had to work out.

But in the first few years of my adult life, I let myself become a victim of my circumstances. I was stuck in toxic environments and relationships. I was constantly unhappy and felt like I was going nowhere, not accomplishing the things I had always dreamed of. I was also doing absolutely nothing to change that. 

In 2024 I started to see things more clearly. I woke up. I noticed the patterns. I made changes. I started choosing myself for the first time in forever. I got a self-love tattoo. It was the first time I felt like I understood what that meant. My life became colorful again, in every sense of the word.

It took a little more time, but in 2025 something fully clicked: if I want this, and I want it bad, I have to act like it. I can’t take it casually, I have to treat my dreams like my full-time job. 

I realized I had given so much of myself to other people, jobs, etc. with incredible dedication and determination. I refused to give up on anyone or anything, offering chance after chance even when I shouldn’t have, but I constantly, consistently gave up on myself and my dreams. Every. Single. Time.

I never gave myself and my dreams that same level of dedication. But what if I did?

In July 2025 I started posting content on every platform every single day. No days off. No exceptions. I have not stopped posting since. I confidently share everything from funny dating-fail skits to emotional piano ballads to everyday story-times. I say confidently because when you’re chasing your dreams with everything you have, caring about other people’s opinions of what you post starts to become unimportant.

Since then, I have had countless videos using my own music go viral. I’ve scored millions of views, hundreds of thousands of likes, and gained thousands of new followers and streams on my music.

Around the same time, I pushed myself to learn how to self-produce in my home studio. I previously avoided learning because I wasn’t good enough, and producing is HARD. But I committed to it. I learned. I watched tutorials. I practiced. I tried to recreate songs I liked. I got better and learned more with every release (learning is constant, mind you). This was one of THE best decisions I have ever made in my life. I started to find my style and build new skills. I now have complete creative freedom over my work. This enabled me to release my first fully self-produced singles last year: “one year later” and “with the tv on” (I make music for myself, too, and am so proud of these songs. I love listening to them, singing along and sharing them with the world).

I genuinely never thought I could do this. I am so amazed at all that I am capable of simply because I found the motivation to try. I’m an unstoppable force now, betting on myself and making things happen because I have to. My dreams are in action, no longer sitting on a shelf.

I’m aiming high this year. It’s the year of digidoll. I’m so glad you’re here for everything 2026 has in store: new music, stronger visuals, more shows, and a growing community.

Get ready my loves. Buckle in! (iykyk)