Born in rural Pennsylvania, Megan fell in love with music before anything else. In the beginning she only listened to classical music - thanks to her Mother's love of Mozart, Beethovan, Debussy and Rachmaninov. She remembers fights with her older brother Michael to 'turn down that crap' he was listening to.... While she was listening to Bach he was blasting U2, Prince, and Nirvana.

Life has a sense of humor, and after college, and a degree in classical music, Megan discovered the joys of rock and roll. (Did she mention that life is also humbling). She made up for lost time listening to everything she could get her hands on - especially U2, Prince, and Nirvana.

Megan also fell in love with jazz. The great ladies of song amazed her, and that led to Miles, Dizzy, Coltrane, Mingus and the lot of astonishing musicians defying genre and limitation. Musicians singularly making the music they wanted to make, making the music they loved.

These days Megan endeavors to do the same, to make music she loves. She sings opera professionally, three world- premiere operas in the last ten years, and performs art song recitals. Megan also sings rock and roll, first fronting the Seattle-based band SuperLuminal for five years, then stepping out on her own as a singer-songwriter. She released her first solo album in March of 2006.

In LA she has connected with cellist Ellen Hong, guitarist Morgan Lewis , and drummer Bruce Shutan, forming 'the Bright'. The Bright has performed at clubs such as The Viper Room, The Cat Club, The Derby, The Kibitz and others.

Megan works professionally as an actress and playwright. Her play about Mozart, The Moments In Between, won Stepping Stone's New Playwrites competition in 2003. Other favorite theatrical roles include the role of Sharon Graham in Terrance McNally's Master Class, and the role of Elsa in The Road to Mecca by Athol Fugard.

Megan moved to Los Angeles, the city of angels, in February of 2006. The move was motivated by a deep need for the sun, the belief that change and chaos are good, and excitement about exploring the vibrant LA arts scene.