Evelyn Horan was born in Mons, Belgium, just north of the French border. She has lived in several different countries throughout the world, from South Korea to Italy to the United States. Presently, she lives in Boston and is attending Berklee College of Music, pursuing a singer/songwriter degree. She is a classically trained flautist, as well as a jazz pianist, guitarist and vocalist. She began her musical career at age fourteen, performing solo and singing covers while debuting her own compositions for a rough-and-tumble, all-male audience in many venues throughout her adopted Central New York region. She has performed gigs and shows as a flautist, pianist, and singer/songwriter. She has accompanied legendary jazz and rhythm and blues greats such as Lew Soloff and Ernie Watts on both piano and voice during her high school career. The songs she writes are mainly acoustic/pop based with lots of jazz influences. Her musical influences include, but are not limited to: her mother, Mary Horan, who is a jazz vocalist, McFLY, Lady Gaga, Lily Allen, The Arctic Monkeys, Nina Simone, and Karmin.