The songs

Ten albums, one question.

I wrote these before UNA had a name — ten albums, 106 songs, all circling the same charge: record what matters before it disappears. Every album meets you at a different threshold, and all ten are live on Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music.

  1. If Not Now, When? — album cover

    01 Folk singer-songwriter

    If Not Now, When?

    The first record I wrote. It’s for anyone who keeps saying “I’ll ask Grandma tomorrow.” Nine songs that don’t let you off the hook.

  2. She Was Always Meant to Fly — album cover

    02 Country-leaning faith folk

    She Was Always Meant to Fly

    A parent’s twelve-chapter letter forward in time — from a first night home through a mission goodbye through the day the grandchild arrives. If you’re raising someone, this one is for you.

  3. Still Here — album cover

    03 Inspirational, sacred pop

    Still Here

    For the morning after. Ten songs about the kind of loss that doesn’t go away — and the voices we still have, if we pressed record while we could.

  4. Called — album cover

    04 Bedroom pop × modern devotional

    Called

    The mission, in eleven tracks and in order. The white envelope, the curb, the doors you knock, the Sunday night you didn’t think you’d make it through, the day the tag comes off. For anyone going, gone, or just home.

  5. Generations — A Musical — album cover

    05 Broadway ensemble

    Generations — A Musical

    A family reunion in song form. Grandma Ruth’s ninetieth birthday party, told by every voice at the table. Play it at your own gathering — it was built for the room.

  6. Twenty-Something Sacred — album cover

    06 Indie pop, honest

    Twenty-Something Sacred

    Twelve songs for the middle room — when the faith you were raised with is still here, but you’re working out whether it’s really yours. You’re not lost. You’re still here.

  7. Her Voice — album cover

    07 Soft folk, piano intimate

    Her Voice

    A daughter in her forties realizes she doesn’t really know her mother. Ten songs that begin with a cassette click and end with her finally pressing record.

  8. Before You Go — album cover

    08 Cinematic, orchestral ambient

    Before You Go

    The album people find at 2 AM. For anyone whose mother just got a diagnosis, whose father just moved to assisted living, who can’t quite remember how their grandmother laughed. Meets you where you are. Walks you somewhere better.

  9. If Not Now, When? — A Musical — album cover

    09 Modern Broadway, cinematic folk-theater

    If Not Now, When? — A Musical

    This is the story of where UNA came from. A mother who climbed out a bathroom window. A grandmother named Una. A son who came home too late to ask her the questions. Three acts. Listen once, all the way through, when you have time.

  10. Covenant — album cover

    10 Cinematic folk-pop, sacred Americana

    Covenant

    Ten songs about promises — the ones we make at thresholds, the ones that hold across generations. If you’ve stood in a certain room in a certain building, you’ll hear something other listeners won’t. Both are true.

A young woman at a home upright piano, singing quietly as she plays, a notebook of handwritten pages open above the keys
If not now then the silence wins
From a song I wrote — “If Not Now” ♪

The song couldn’t start here — the album page has it.

Plainly, before you wonder: no one sings these. The words are mine — the voices and the music were generated, and the writing, the prompting and the producing were all mine too. I trained in sound engineering and film, and I’ve been making music ever since. What changed is the instrument, not the authorship.

It’s the same merge of art and technology UNA itself is. The songs are still about my grandmother. The ache in them isn’t generated.

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The songs ask. UNA answers.

Every album ends at the same door: press record, ask the question, save the voice. That’s what UNA is for.