Nicole Sheahan’s musical journey began with a child’s creativity and imagination. Convinced she was Ariel from Disney’s the Little Mermaid; the precocious redhead spent hours splashing in the tub while singing "Part of Your World" at the top of her lungs. Nicole was six when she co-wrote her first song with best friend Lauren. "Once There Was a Hog” was first performed in the Sheahan family’s garage as the girls sang while rollerblading in circles. It was an instant hit among family. 　　 　　Nicole taught herself how to play the piano by age 13, with the guitar following when she was 19. Inspiration to write music returned when she was 20-years old. Invisible Facts, her first album, was released in December 2007. When asked why she writes music she said: “Music speaks in a way that nothing else can, and it's a way to share your heart with people." 　　 　　Nicole has also performed with artists Jericho Road, Shaun Barrowes, Kenneth Cope, Benton Paul, Stephanie Smith, Debra Fotheringham, and Alex Boyé. 　　 　　Nicole grew up in upstate New York. Her family now lives in Hamilton, Montana. She is currently studying Media Music at Brigham Young University.