Weather is a whirlwind of music brought to you by the sounds of the changing and unexpected world of today. The music represents the lyrical aspects of Bob Dylan, with a voice compared to the raspy Janis Joplin and to the powerful Grace Slick (Jefferson Airplane), along with the tortured souls of Fiona Apple and Linda Perry (4 Non Blondes).

However, a different element emerges with the lower bass tones of the guitar, the use of the theremin, and of the harmonica. With a simplistic collaboration of the bass drum, the music creates an atmosphere filled with love, struggle, and humanity. It is as if the music were growing from a concrete parking lot with the intent of turning into a forest.

With Weather's thundering presence she delivers an unpredictable performance for all.  She is currently playing at local Los Angeles venues and benefits. 

In June 2010, Weather had a one week tour in New York City. She performed at places such as: The Bitter End, The Friars Club, Arlene's Grocery, and the 2010 National Puerto Rican Day Parade.

Weather debuted her first album "Animal" in October 2010, which she recorded in Santa Cruz, California by Michael Konopka. She donated a percentage of her album sales at her record release to Mr. Holland's Opus Foundation to give help underprivileged children an opportunity to play an instrument.

Weather signed with new found management based in the United Kingdom, Elijah Wolfenheart of Ghost Trains and was able to tour May 2011 in England. With performances that took place at The Icarus Club in London, Fat Cats in Stoke-On-Trent and The Acoustic Festival of Great Britain in Uttoxeter. Weather was also able to play sets on BBC Radio Stoke and 6 Towns Radio, live from Stoke-On-Trent. She was honored to be able to expose her music to another country!

While in England, Weather recorded a new live E.P. titled. "Our Mutual Friend" live from Stoke-On-Trent. It was recorded by the amazing Tim Ellis of Ghost Trains. It is set to debut later this year.

After the completion of Weather's 2011 tour in England, she has embraced a new frontier with her sound - blues! In August of 2011, Weather has been rehearsing with a blues band, new material is on the way, look out for upcoming performances later this year.

This past January, Weather was honored when the cancer documentary "TUMOR" premiered, and had one of her original songs "Revolution" in the end credits.

Weather will be returning to England this May for another tour and is ready to take the world by storm!