Vivian is a pop-crossover singer/songwriter with a hazel voice — warm, textured, and unmistakably honest.

 

Based in Las Vegas and grounded in the quiet edges of the desert, her music blends emotional depth with technical precision. Trained in classical, jazz, and commercial styles, she brings rare vocal mastery to a sound that remains fully human.

 

Her upcoming debut EP, V, begins to trace the arc of a life in music — stories of independence, acceptance, forgiveness, and the many forms of love that lead us. Whether performing onstage or writing by the piano in low light, Vivian’s work feels enveloping — a place where honesty and beauty live side by side.

 

At 16, she sang “At Last” at a local gig. One table cried. Another danced. A third sang along. That’s the kind of artist she’s always been: one voice, many truths — all welcome.

 

There’s a hazel quality to both her voice and her songs — layered, reflective, and quietly shape-shifting. They don’t demand attention. They invite reflection, shifting meaning with the light and the listener.