Tish works in the film and television industry as a composer/songwriter, producer, writer, music supervisor and creative executive. She co-founded the popular composer collective Cake in Space with Matt Mahaffey in 2018, and has since been a go-to name for solving music problems and creating/curating original content.

Tish's musical tastes are as diverse as her resume. In 2012, she funneled a lifelong interest in musical theater into her own "hip-hopera," 2000 and Future, which debuted at Centennial Theater. Characters and themes from that musical were adapted for a future animated series.  Meanwhile, she also founded The Dead Deads, a hard-rock trio whose fans include everyone from Paul Stanley of KISS to Corey Taylor of Slipknot. Over the course of four studio albums, The Dead Dead's have blurred the lines between generations and genres, modernizing the punk, grunge, and metal influences of their youth for a sound that's heavy and hook-filled.  Tish uses this real-world writing/touring experience to breathe dimension and authenticity into every commercial project.

Her career in television began when she wrote her first main title and original song for The Miss Howard Stern Show in 2008. Since then, between touring commitments and recording sessions, she found time to launch Rock and Roll Girls Club and developed an instructional method to easily teach small children how to song-write and play piano, bass, or guitar. This passion for helping kids musically express themselves led to a partnership with Tom Petersson of Cheap Trick called Rock Your Speech, in which Tish worked with speech therapists to provide lyrics that would help those with autism learn to verbalize challenging concepts.

Tish's innate talent for filling specific needs within the space of children's programming expanded as she collaborated with Moonbug Entertainment to bring Youtube music properties to series on both Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon. Focused on respecting the intelligence of children and the needs of parents, her esthetic in this field continues to elevate the standards on the marriage of listenability and substance.

To date she has supervised, written and performed on over a dozen television shows including Middlemost Post, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Blippi’s Treehouse, Karma’s World and many more. She has written and voice-directed over 200 songs that have aired on television and in films. She’s currently songwriter for Emmy-nominated Max and the Midknights (Nickelodeon,) and is leading full production on multiple projects for Tonies including 12 episodes of their original IP Lalalinos and a winter musical she composed with Jaye Marie Vanyo (Julie and the Phantoms/Grey's Anatomy.)

Her dream job would be writing and producing musical feature films in all genres.

Television Credits of Note  

Morphle and the Magic Pets-Theme and score

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-Theme and original songs

Middle Most Post-Theme and original songs

The Barbarian and the Troll-Theme and original songs, Voice Direction

Blippi’s Treehouse -Theme and original songs, Voice Direction

Max and the Midknights-Theme and original songs, Voice Direction

Wonderoos-Creative Exec, Original songs, Voice Direction

Karma's World-Creative Exec, Music Coordinator, Voice Direction

Blippi Job Show-Theme, songs and score

Film Credits of Note

Zoey 102-Original song

Onyx the Fortuitous and the Talisman of Souls-Music Supervisor, Creative Exec, Voice Direction

Vocal Performance of Note

The Barbarian and the Troll-Theme Song

Max and the Midknights-Theme Song, Episodic Songs

Middlemost Post-Theme Song. Episodic Songs

Voice Direction of Note

Olivia Taylor Dudley and Andrew Bowser-"I Would Do Anything For Love"

Billy Porter-"The World's Burt," "Tram Ride"

Kwamè-"That's Tight"

Del the Funky Homosapien-"Same 'ol Same," "Dope New Song"

Blippi's Treehouse Cast-All Songs

The Barbarian and the Troll Cast-All Songs

Max and the Midknights Cast-All Songs

LBB Music Time Cast-All Songs

Wonderoos Cast-All Songs

Music Time Cast-All Songs