BIO

Qwynn is a Nashville based artist, singer/songwriter originally from Cleveland Ohio. Growing up, she was a competitive figure skater until a knee injury forced her to stop competing at age 10. Turning defeat into victory, Qwynn took her love of performing from the ice to the stage, discovering her talents in singing and acting.

Qwynn has since performed live at fundraising events for the Dare2Dream Foundation, Relay For Life, performed the National Anthem at the Indians vs. Tigers game and most recently hosted and sang at the finish line celebration at the Autism Speaks LA Walk at the Dodger’s Stadium. After a quick two month trip to record in Nashville (that turned into a six month trip,) Qwynn moved from Los Angeles to chase her musical dreams in Tennessee.

During this transition, Qwynn has been in the studio co-writing with music producer / songwriter Matt Wilder, who began as a protégé and signed artist with producer / composer Dan Hartman (James Brown, Tina Turner, Joe Cocker, Steve Winwood, Paul Young) who penned “I Can Dream About You,” “Free Ride” and “Living In America” and songwriter Brian Maher who co-penned Justin Moore’s #1 songs “Small Town USA and “Til My Last Day” and has landed cuts by artists such as Taylor Swift, Lonestar, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.

Qwynn also currently works with 2x Grammy Award Winner Rebecca Lynn Howard and American Music Award winner Moe Loughran from Nashville Creative House as her vocal coaches.

Qwynn enjoys practicing yoga, playing piano, ukulele and the guitar, cooking and spending time with her family. She is extremely passionate about the special needs community and has helped her family start a 501c3 non-profit called “Connor’s Hope” in honor of her brother Connor who is on the autism spectrum.