My Life Prepared Me For This. Literally.

I grew up between the UK and Nigeria, mimicking characters, singing my little heart out and finding any excuse to perform. Then adulthood came knocking 🫠
Then came radio, nursery teaching, a corporate career across recruitment and DEI, and several years releasing music as an independent singer-songwriter alongside all of that.
At some point, all those seemingly unrelated bits of my life started looking suspiciously related.
Music taught me melody and rhythm. Radio taught me how much can happen when all you have is sound. Working with children taught me play. Corporate life taught me how differently people communicate, listen and take in information.
Now I bring all of that life and experience into the booth

Voiceover That Sounds Like A Person Talking To A Person

Whether I'm voicing a commercial, explaining something technical, telling a children's story, creating a character or narrating a piece of brand content, I'm always thinking about the person on the other side.
Who are we speaking to?
What do they need to understand
What emotion is the message trying to evoke?
My natural sound is contemporary, grounded and warm, but versatility is a big part of my work too. Depending on the brief, that might mean warm and reassuring, natural and conversational, playful and mischievous, cool and understated, confident and authoritative, youthful, premium, deadpan or anything else in between.
My clients and projects have included work for brands and organisations such as Amazon, Shell, Royal Free London NHS, Starling Bank, Lumene, The Diamond Store, Go-Ahead Group and Goldsmiths/CoSTAR, alongside independent creators, small businesses children's authors, charities and faith-based organisations

Outside the booth, I’m a woman of faith, wife, dog mum, gym-girlie, matcha enthusiast and long-walks-in-the-forest kind of person.

So yes — a few different lives packed into one.

Turns out they’re all rather useful behind a microphone.