“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything else.”
Nancy has been singing ever since she can remember. She taught herself guitar in 2005 and started playing live in 2012. Nancy has played at over 100 venues, casinos, bars, and restaurants in her 8 year career. She has been featured on a FOX 29 segment at a local restaurant, has been featured on “Off The Press” with Scott Cronick radio show, and has been featured in the local newspapers, “The Press of Atlantic City” and “Atlantic City Weekly.” Nancy is also an avid supporter of good causes. She has promoted and performed for various fundraisers including The Brigantine Marine Mammal Center, and The Ocean City Humane Society.
In 2016 Nancy was given the Critics Choice award in the Atlantic City Weekly's Nightlife Awards and has also received awards from Ventnor Coffee and Elephant's for Autism for "Best Female Vocals." These awards along with her consistent presence at several south Jersey venues has gained her a rising fan base. Boasting other accomplishments such as Revel's Got Talent 2013 finalist, making it to the second round of The Voice NYC producer auditions and winner of the Atlantic City Hard Rock 2014 Rising Battle of the Bands, Nancy continues to make a name for herself. Nancy can provide entertainment for any occasion such as weddings (processional, first dances, cocktail hour), duos, trios and high energy full band performances to keep your party going. Nancy also has released two all original albums which can be found on iTunes and CDBaby.
STARTING YOUNG
“I wrote my first song when I was nine years old. It was my cousin, sister, and I performing it in front of our families every chance we got. It was called, “Heartbreaker. We were six, seven, and nine. What did we know about heartbreak? It makes me laugh to this day. But that was the start!”
“I realized as the years went on just how much I loved songwriting and being able to express myself in that way. I could say whatever I wanted to. It was like therapy. Especially as a teen. I started working with a keyboard around 11 and began writing songs with the keyboard. I desperately wanted to learn guitar so I could accompany myself better. I would come home from high school, get my homework done, and immediately lock myself in my room for hours on end teaching myself guitar. I would work with a melody in my head and try to replicate it on the guitar. Eventually, I figured out which strings make which chords and the songwriting took off. At fifteen, I realized exactly what I wanted to do for the rest of my life.”