I currently mentor students at Water, lead Advanced Vocal Technique, Art of Arrangement and Project Management classes, as well as developing and leading Waterbear Voices (vocal collective).

Leading the Waterloo choir of Some Voices (“the coolest choir in London” - Time Out) involves warming up and teaching vocal technique, along with teaching from 30-100 adults (beginner to advanced) interesting and engaging arrangements of popular music from across genres. This culminates with incredible ‘end of term’ performances held at some legendary venues across London. We’ve performed with the BBC Orchestra live on BBC Radio 2, at The Troxy, with every ‘voice’ from SomeVoices resulting in 800+ performing together.I’ve taught and led The National Youth Theatre summer school choral program, resulting in a 700+ Choir performance on Goldsmith's green.Being a part of SomeVoice Company Choir means that we are the ‘professional’ arm of the choir and are often booked for prestigious events such as The Brit Awards (we also recorded the MasterCard advert for The Brits 2020), we perform to sold-out crowds at Union Chapel where we do runs of Romeo and Juliet screenings with Backyard Cinema. We’re often booked with the BBC and ITV for season voice work and performances, which can be solo, duos are full choir outfits.

I started my professional performance career young, I performed at professional music competitions on Piano Forte and Voice (Lyrical Soprano), competing at the National Eisteddfod, Urdd, and many other prestigious music festivals and competitions.My classical singing career started with sold-out events such as BBC Radio Wales presenting myself as the Sop. Soloist for their live broadcast for Children in Need with Chris Needs. I eventually moved away from the classical world and wrote original material for the post prog rock band, Du Bellows ("Du Bellows are by far one of the most interesting and musically adept bands I have seen recently. There is a cosmic counterpoint alive and well here.” - Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin). My role was lead singer and writer, I would also book gigs and tours, organise the band rehearsals, and ran all the social media. We toured Germany, Holland, and most of the UK, supporting legendary bands such as The Pretty Things, Alabama 3, Pere Ubu, Garland Jefferys, and Mick Ralphs Blues Band.I’m currently in three original projects, as well as Du Bellows which are still writing but are on break from gigging.Jade Like The Stone - is my solo project, which I write all songs and lyrics as well as co-producing my debut album. I book my gigs and run my social media along with my manager, Mark Ede from BiGiAm. I’m currently writing and performing with a full band on (I’m on Main Vox, Piano, and Autoharp) as well as playing solo or duo (with Richard Leeds - multi-instrumentalist). I’ve featured on The Master Link Sessions lead by Stefan Redtenbacher, which consists of the top session musicians in the industry.As a solo performer, I was scouted for The Voice Uk in 2018, where I went on to win a place on the prestigious team of Tom Jones, which gave me a platform as a modern soloist.

I am a professional Session Singer for hire both Live and in the Studio. I can arrange harmonies, write lyrics, chords, structure for any genre. I have worked with indie labels, bands, producers and songwriters; working from legendary studios such as RAK, Abbey Road, Eastcote Studios, and working with hugely talented and prestigious producers such as Chris Kimsey (Rolling Stones, Peter Frampton...) Jim Lowe (Stereophonics, The Charlatans, Herbie Hancock)

I use my experience as a Opera singer and as professional session singer/musician, which involves working in all genres with authentic style/sound. I use classical technique as a basis, and teach how to be authentic with your natural voice and how to change shape and colour to suit whatever genre, without emulation.I teach how our body works and how this affects how we sing, as well as Alexander Technique for posture and breathing.I have had pupils win prestigious places to music schools such as Wells Cathedral as well as pupils landing huge film roles such as the 'Last Christmas'.

I assist the Head of Music at Islington Arts and Media in Music lessons from Years 7 to 11 (GCSE), this involves myself teaching KS3 to classes of up to 30 children ages 11- 14 (music curriculum) and one to one instrumental lessons. I work with certain Music GCSE students to help with their instrumental education (piano and voice) and performances for exams, as well as supporting any pupils that need extra support: going through the Music syllabus as well as teaching them basic music theory, recording and piano lessons. I plan lessons that practically engage pupils aided by oral exercises and games. I expand their skills with music programmes and recording techniques, as well as aiding with compositional studies. Every year we work closely with the Barbican, with a program called Barbican Box. Pupils have to compose their own songs or pieces, inspired and rooted in the theme of each visiting musician/artist that contributes to the Box. This culminates with a huge performance of the pupil's work on the main Barbican stage, and every year we have won the prestigious finale place!