Tiptoe slowly. Quietly. Don't let yourself feel. Don't let yourself fall. 

(Composed Summer 2014 - recorded and mastered by Djiaant)

Aguaceiro

This was my first composition, way back in 7th grade. A portion of it was composed by one of my best friends, Melissa Shank. We like to imagine it to be the sound of autumn leaves as they swirl about in the harsh wind.

(Co-composed with Melissa Shank in 2007 - recorded and mastered by Djiaant)

Outono

Your silence was deafening. It had to be filled.

(Composed Summer 2010 - recorded and mastered by Djiaant)

Agridoce

Smile. It's good for the soul.

(Composed 2011 - recorded and mastered by Djiaant)

Sorriso

From the time she was very little, Amanda Grace has been absolutely in love with music. She started taking piano lessons when she was 5 years old, continuing on through high school until she left home for college at Michigan Technological University. She is studying to earn her bachelor's in Engineering Management with a minor in Spanish.
Amanda Grace's first year college roommate taught her to play her soprano ukulele. She fell in love and decided she had to have a ukulele of her own so that she could continue to play and write her own songs. That Christmas, Amanda Grace received a concert ukulele from her parents. 
She has continued to learn and play ever since, and has written several songs accompanied by her ukulele. She is also teaching herself to play guitar in her spare time.