Sinéad, violinist and singer born in Palma. With an Irish father and an Andalucian mother, she grew up in a household filled with different styles of music and culture.
At the age of six, the family moved from the city to live in the municipality of Calvià , where she began her violin studies.
At the age of eighteen, she started a music degree in classical violin at the Conservatoire of the Balearic Islands.
Two years into said degree, she transferred to the Liceu Conservatoire, Barcelona. This change was motivated by her interest in jazz, Barcelona being a pioneering city in the genre. After completing her classical degree, she returned to Mallorca to pursue a music degree in jazz singing.
In 2021, she recorded her first live album, entitled “Sang”,  at the "A Jazz de Mar" festival in Portocolom.
She is currently engaged with her personal jazz project, performs regulary as part as an irish folk duo, is a member of mallorcan folk group "Pitxorines," indie-folk band "When the Robin Sings," and the "Voodoo Children Big Band."