Courageous Fire. A name born out of much pain and trial. At 4 years old she asked her parents if she could have piano lessons. Before the piano got to the house she started learning how to play from one of her church teachers on a paper keyboard. She grew up to the sounds of hearing her family singing in a trio led by a contralto pianist who arranged all their songs. She started piano lessons shortly thereafter, started leading her musical family somewhere around the age of 12, and then she became the one arranging songs. Little did she know that she would later on write songs and direct choirs in the South and the Midwest.

Courageous now writes songs about freedom and empowerment, giving honor to her African Ancestors. She has learned that music is an incredible grounding and balancing partner to the upheavals in her life. Music has always been her safe place where she feels most at home - where she can heal and escape. She wants your equilibrium to be brought to a more stable place as you enter her sacred experience.