By age 15, she was discovered out of an inner city music program and signed to Sony records as part of the band Fatty Koo. After starring in a reality tv show on BET, ranking in Billboard's top 200, and scoring songs in mainstream movies, the band fell apart due to label complications and industry politics. Devastated, she released the viral song, Survive, with producer, Toby Gad (John Legend, Beyoncé, Demi Lovato) before leaving the music industry for over a decade.

After a mission trip to Africa, She reignited her love for music and found the courage to officially launch her independent artist career in 2017. She now speaks and performs her original music while advocating for causes that are dear to her heart, like mental health, anti-bullying, suicide prevention, anti-racism, and equality. In 2020, her version of Kelly Clarkson's I Dare You protesting police brutality was selected by the American Idol herself as the 1st place winner of a Cover Nation contest in partnership with Warner Bros. However, just as she began to hit her stride, she suffered a serious neck injury that prevented her from singing through most of 2021 and 2022. During that time she fought to regain her voice while healing from heartbreak, struggling with thoughts of suicide, and navigating grief from her mother's passing. After many obstacles in her life, she continues to rise and recreate herself. In 2023 She changed her artist name to 7HO3NIX to reintroduce herself to the world and find her audience."It Is What It Is" is the first single of her first full-length independent project. She is also working on a book of poetry and illustrations to be released later this year.