Welcome! I’m Pance. I’m a cellist, songwriter, and music producer based in New York City.
I graduated from Ithaca College in 2015 and began my career as a Cellist and a Recording Studio Director for a charter school in Brooklyn. There, I founded the first student-operated record label, Wolverine Studios.
As a cellist, I got to perform for NBC’s RISE, Lincoln Center, 92nd Street Y, and Alice Tully Hall. Songwriting was a hobby until 2017, when my song American Millennial Salvation won the Global Music Awards for Best Songwriter.
So, I attended NYU and studied with Broadway Music Director Joseph Church and Grammy-winning songwriter “Swagg” R’celious Harris. I learned to blend my classical training with hip-hop and EDM beats to create a unique sound.
While studying at NYU, I got to work with amazing people like Tone Stith, Leo the Kind, JAGMAC, and American Idol’s Di and Chi. Additionally, I wrote theme songs for podcasts, and engineered live shows. In 2019, I was the National Songwriters Hall of Fame Scholar.
My 2020 EP Metamorphosized started as a COVID project, but later became my ticket to the BMI Lehman Engel Musical Theatre Songwriter workshop.
My first musical “Faith” was featured Off-Broadway production of Soundbites in 2023 (where I am now the Marketing Director). My second Off-Broadway appearance was at the BMI Showcase one year later.
Today, you can find me manically typing in any random coffee shop in Brooklyn.