Originally from Palmyra, Pennsylvania, Olivia's musical career kickstarted when she was a contestant on Season 10 of NBC's show "The Voice." However, her journey took a remarkable turn when she and her husband Caden moved to Nashville, Tennessee, in December 2021. At that time, Olivia had been pursuing a country music career for nearly a decade and battling Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). Her life changed significantly after experiencing a miraculous healing from God.

Influenced by artists ranging from Jason Mraz and Colbie Caillat to Forrest Frank and Josiah Queen, Olivia reshaped her musical mission — to vulnerably share her perspective on life with God through her unique approach to Christian music, aiming to encourage others to seek a personal relationship with the Lord and spread hope through her story and songs.

Driven by her commitment to making a positive impact, Olivia partnered with a nonprofit organization based in Texas to establish the CIRS Support Fund. This initiative raises awareness and provides hope and financial assistance to individuals affected by Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS).

Olivia's musical journey includes opening for renowned artists such as Rodney Atkins, Chris Janson, Mitchell Tenpenny, Trent Harmon, Levi Hummon, and Dylan Scott. In 2023, Olivia's album "Transparent" earned nominations for Country/Rock Album of the Year at the Jose Awards. Her song "Like I Wanted To" and its accompanying music video were double nominees, recognized for Social Impact Song of the Year and Social Impact Video of the Year.

Currently residing on the outskirts of Nashville, Tennesee, Olivia finds inspiration and serenity in her tiny home. Embracing a simple lifestyle close to nature has become an integral part of her journey, allowing her to focus on her music, her faith, and her mission.