Florida-born and Toronto-raised, she first drew listeners in with her soulful flow after releasing her 2021 single “Butterflies,” styled in conscious R&B/Hip-Hop, emotional vulnerability, and deep self-reflection. The track gained momentum on streaming platforms and helped introduce her to a wider audience during a time when many emerging artists were building careers digitally rather than through traditional live performances. Later single Zodiac Signs, which combined contemporary pop production with R&B and rap influences drew particular attention for anthemic nature and quirky relatability. She continued promoting her music through livestream performances, press interviews, local events and international festivals as she built a growing audience during the pandemic era.  ​

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During the early stages of her career, Haws spent years performing live while writing and promoting her own music, using the stage as a space to connect with audiences on a deeply personal level. Determined to present herself as a serious songwriter and artist, she committed to shaping a voice and sound that felt both authentic and intentional.

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Influenced early by Patti LaBelle and Tina Turner, Haws developed a deep appreciation for powerful vocal delivery and emotionally rich performance—artists whose work embody the balance of vocal excellence and storytelling she strives to reflect in her own music. Her sound carries sovereign, conscious vocals that echo their intensity, alongside the regal finesse of Mariah Carey and Beyoncé, while drawing inspiration from the soulful, poetic sensibilities of Floetry and Erykah Badu. Yet her artistry exists in a space entirely her own—defined by strength, lyrical depth, and emotional authenticity. Haws delivers performances rooted in resonance and storytelling, embracing a creative duality shaped by bold Jamaican roots and North American style, fusing hip-hop, soul, and pop with honest poetic lyricism and expressive vulnerability.