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Wax & Rosewood Palmer, Alaska
In 2018 I started writing music once a month after a long hiatus caused by depression. My debut album, Twelve, is in effect my personal growth and development put on display for you. I hope for nothing more than for you to listen and connect with this album, and for it to help you process and heal in your own personal way. ... more
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