Ingrid Michaelson

Ingrid Michaelson is a celebrated American singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of pop genres and heartfelt lyrics. Her professional journey began with the self-release of her debut album, “Slow the Rain,” in 2005, which showcased her talent as an independent artist. This was followed by her breakthrough album, “Girls and Boys,” in 2006, which gained significant attention after being featured in an Old Navy commercial, propelling her single “The Way I Am” to platinum status and solidifying her place in the music industry.

Michaelson’s career continued to flourish with the release of her charity album, “Be OK,” in 2008, which supported cancer research. She further expanded her reach with the album “Everybody” in 2009, debuting at #18 on the Billboard charts. Her songwriting prowess was recognized when she co-wrote the hit “Parachute” for British singer Cheryl Cole, demonstrating her versatility and appeal across genres.

In 2014, Michaelson released “Lights Out,” featuring the popular single “Girls Chase Boys,” which reached #52 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her subsequent albums, including “It Doesn’t Have to Make Sense” and “Stranger Songs,” showcased her evolving artistry and commitment to innovative music. Notably, she made her Broadway debut in 2017 and later composed the music for the Tony-nominated musical “The Notebook,” further establishing her as a multifaceted talent.

Throughout her career, Michaelson has collaborated with numerous artists and contributed to various soundtracks, earning accolades such as an Emmy nomination for her original song in Hulu’s “Little Fires Everywhere.” With a discography that includes eight studio albums and numerous singles, Ingrid Michaelson continues to inspire audiences with her creativity and passion for music.