Colleen is a pop/rock singer-songwriter born and raised in Columbia, South Carolina. In her early years, she was the first from her high school to join all-state choir, and won Disney’s best all-around soloist at their national band/choral competition. She rallied fellow students to create a Music Theory class, and raised enough money to buy a sound system for the school’s music club. From there, her love for live music and recording grew. In 2013, Colleen graduated from Belmont University with a degree in Audio Engineering and Music Production. During her time in Nashville, Colleen founded several bands, most successfully, the alternative rock band, Scarlett Seven. She spent her time writing with noteworthy artists like Blessing Offer and Lori Lee Bulloch, and recorded at historic RCA B and Oceanway Studios. After Scarlett Seven released their first album, Colleen teamed up with the producer Harold Elie and Cathy Jo Studios to work on her debut solo album, Golden Cage EP. Since its release, Colleen has performed live on independent radio stations and has received airplay on nationally syndicated radio in both the U.S. and Europe. Colleen has worked with organizations such as Musicians Without Borders, Palmetto Children’s Health, and NBC’s The Voice, and has written cross multi-genres from pop, rock, country, to alternative, j-pop, and dance. Colleen is currently writing and playing locally in the Dallas area.