The Beginning

A decade ago, on a stretch of Texas highway, a split-second distraction sent our car careening off I-10. We should have died. We didn't. In the hospital afterward, Scarlet asked herself a question that changed everything: If we'd just lost each other, what would we regret?

The answer was clear: We'd never made music together on our own terms.

We'd spent years in church bands, holiday projects, side gigs, always supporting someone else's vision. So, we decided to do it differently: write our own music and build an events business around it. Not pursuing either a typical band or an events company trajectory, just music that mattered to us, for people who needed it.

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The Real Story

Not long after we decided to forge this new path, Scarlet found herself pregnant with our daughter.

We've since had another kid, kept most of our day jobs, and are building a business that lets us put our family first. We know the music industry narrative: kids are a liability. Day jobs steal your focus. If you want to "succeed," you can't have both. But that story's incomplete. The struggle is real, but living in both worlds has been immensely rewarding.

Being partners in life, and parenting, has taught us how to be nimble, understand what an audience needs, and deliver a performance that connects. Our entire philosophy is built around what actually matters: connection, authenticity, and showing up for each other. We've learned to be professional, reliable, and present; not coincidentally, that's also what our kids need from us.