Michelle, originally from Long Island, New York, has always wanted to be a performer. She has been on the stage since the age of three, dancing, singing, and acting. Michelle attended Marist College, where she received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in communications and theater. During her time at Marist, she acted in and directed numerous theater productions. After graduation, Michelle moved to New York City where she began to study acting with Terry Schreiber at T. Schreiber Studio, as well as vocal training and performance with Betty Buckley, Tregoney Shepard, and currently with Nancy Evers.

Michelle, who always loved to sing and write poetry, taught herself guitar with the intention of writing songs. Through playing the guitar and songwriting, Michelle has discovered that creating her own music is where her true passion lies. Her songs are heartfelt, truthful, and emotionally driven. 

Michelle describes her music as rock/folk with soulful vocals. Her unique and powerful voice has been compared to a mix between Natalie Merchant, Janis Joplin and Norah Jones. Among the artists who Michelle accredits to influencing her most are Tracy Chapman, Sheryl Crow, Barenaked Ladies, Sarah McLachlan, John Fogerty, Citizen Cope, Guster, Fiona Apple, John Mayer, and The Beatles.

Michelle's debut album, "If It Rains On Tuesday" was produced by Kevin Blanchette, aka the Mad Scientist. It was recorded at The Mad Scientist’s Lab in Brooklyn, NY, and was released July 2006.