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C H E L S E A is sweetly tearing up new musical ground. Involuntarily, new millennium thinking means that stylistically she can't help but stir everything up. At age 12, her first ever recorded song, “Falling For You” has come up more like most people’s tenth ever recorded song. It is interesting and inviting, the vocal has strength, control, power, conviction, sweetness and passion. Listening, you understand that this girl is willing to tough it out, take the hits, do the work. It’s almost odd to say, but it’s like there’s a refreshing forgive and forget the past by blending it with the future attitude in everything you’re hearing. In the era of the girl, she’s got it; motivated, attractive, vital, engaging, carry- you-along inspiring, consistent social media likes, follows, and comments, it’s all there. Definitely THE someone everyone wants to watch and enjoy, more is imminent.

C H E L S E A, 23, is an emerging contemporary pop vocalist, Composer and producer in her honours year studying Contemporary Music at the University of Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Her debut single ‘Vincristine’, released to iTunes and Spotify globally in February 2016, made the Australian top 100 iTunes Chart by its second day of release. She named the song after a chemotherapy drug, required for her battle with life-threatening lymphoma, which threatened her vocal chords. Since then she has released two EP's, Heartstrings and Noir (both available on Spotify & Apple Music), as well as singles Old World Love, Robin (finalist in the University of Sydney Union Creative Awards, exhibited at the Verge Gallery 2018), Saeran and Dare to Dream. She was also a featured composer in the SBS Viceland television documentary submission ‘A Composer’s Palette’ , Director Tony Ling (ARFTS) with showcased live performance of her song Oxygen, arranged by Oliver Beard. Dare to Dream was launched