Cameron Mesirow, known professionally as Glasser, is an innovative American singer-songwriter and record producer who has captivated audiences with her unique sound since her debut in 2009. Glasser first entered the music scene with her EP “Apply,” which showcased her ability to create intimate and luxurious music using only Garage Band, often recording in unconventional spaces like airplanes and shoe stores. This initial project garnered significant attention, establishing her as a fresh voice in the indie music landscape.

Following the success of her debut, Glasser released her first full-length album, “Ring,” in 2010. Collaborating with renowned producer Ariel Rechtshaid, she redefined her musical arrangements, blending elements of tropical pop and tribal percussion. Critics praised the album for its innovative structure, which eschewed traditional verse-chorus formats in favor of a more fluid, circular approach to songwriting, further solidifying her reputation as a boundary-pushing artist.

In 2013, Glasser released her second studio album, “Interiors,” inspired by the works of architect Rem Koolhaas. This album explored themes of human desire and emotional complexity, with tracks that resonated deeply with listeners. The project was noted for its artistic depth, showcasing her ability to intertwine personal narratives with broader architectural concepts, thus expanding her artistic vision.

After a brief hiatus, Glasser returned in 2023 with her latest album, “Crux,” marking a significant evolution in her sound. With each project, Glasser continues to push the boundaries of music, establishing herself as a formidable force in the industry and a true innovator in contemporary sound.