Background & Miscellaneous

Eden grew up in Queens, New York, in a small apartment above her dad’s corner store. After her parents divorced when she was eight, her world narrowed—split weekends, quieter holidays, and a home life that felt both tender and tense. Her mom leaned into structure, her dad into quiet support, and Eden learned early to find calm in music. While other kids explored the city freely, Eden stayed in with headphones, journaling lyrics and piecing melodies together on secondhand gear. By her teens, she was performing local sets and building Glitter Theory—a music project that held space for softness, grit, and emotional honesty. She isn’t chasing fame, but every song carries the quiet clarity of someone who’s learned to hold strength and vulnerability in the same breath. Her life is grounded, low-profile, and emotionally tuned—echoing subway rides, late-night rehearsals, and a deep belief in connection through sound.