Skaivi's late teens and early 20s have been, by far, the most creatively fulfilling times of her life. As an older teenager, she was teaching herself the electric piano and electric guitar. In piano, she was already able to accurately play pieces in the intermediate level by herself within the first few months. She would sometimes use the piano to write songs as well. This period is also around the time when she started to dive into music production on her iPhone SE using the GarageBand mobile app when she was 17. Skaivi had already naturally felt a pull towards music production for a few years at that point, but she finally gathered the bravery to give it a try after witnessing and studying fellow musician Grimes' journey in her own music production. With Grimes' work (and Grimes as a person) greatly impacting Skaivi and empowering her to act on her dreams, she listened to her heart and opened up the GarageBand app. She found out right away that she not only really enjoyed the process of producing a song, but she even had quite the knack for production. Other people she showed her creations to confirmed it for her even more. Skaivi continued to craft songs of all kinds on the app while growing her confidence in music creation. It was after that experience that she knew she found her biggest calling in life.

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​Following Skaivi's GarageBand adventure, her family decided to fund her purchase of a MacBook Pro in late 2021. Skaivi jumped over to Logic Pro and immediately became best friends with the DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), finding it to be the perfect fit for her. Since she already created many songs on her phone, she adjusted very quickly to Logic and continued to produce music as normal, excited that the possibilities were endless with a real laptop workstation. Her first professional release on streaming services was "Mystic" (2022), which she then created an official version of on Logic based on an earlier demo she made on GarageBand. Later on in 2023, Skaivi released her first song with her vocals on it titled "Selene Of The Night," based on the Greek moon goddess Selene. Needing to become her own recording engineer, she figured out a DIY setup of recording the song on her bed and underneath the blankets. A couple years after release, this track got recognized in August 2025 by the Recording Academy, with their editorial team selecting it for their monthly GRAMMY U mixtape under the theme "Blockbuster Beats." 

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While Skaivi has been artistically thriving this decade so far, it also has to be made clear that she has shown to be made of steel. Along with being born with HSD (Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder), since 2020 she has had various physical circumstances come and go around multiple areas of her body. There are some particular things she has been dealing with and healing the past few years. For example, in late 2023, she had gotten hospitalized out of nowhere and received a diagnosis of a dysautonomic issue. This flipped her life around and triggered a replanning of her music career and priorities. While that was a tense event for her, what also followed was at least a detour to the rather positive (even if messy) path of finding her inner child again, who she really is, and healing emotional matters such as trauma. Part of her healing journey has, of course, been songwriting. She wrote and produced the song "Go Forth, Raven" (2024) as a response to the lessons and spirituality she had learned so far on her path to recovery. The song is a blend of hopeful lyrics about realization and a dark sonic atmosphere, very much describing her frame of mind at the time of creation. In 2026, Skaivi has been taking things easier and continuing the path she got put on, while still lovingly producing music and holding a knowing that there's a lot of good waiting for her. Optimism and letting things flow has been the key to Skaivi's peace in recent times. While she is still working things out, she absolutely has plans to eventually perform and travel. And much, much more too. How else will the Skaivi empire be built? That's why Skaivi stays resilient through it all.