Phoebe Ryan

Phoebe Ryan is an American singer and songwriter known for her distinct vocal style and versatile songwriting contributions to various artists, including collaborations with notable acts such as The Chainsmokers and Britney Spears. After first solidifying her presence as a featured vocalist on Tritonal’s 2014 single ‘Now or Never,’ Phoebe Ryan gained significant industry attention in 2015 with the release of her innovative mashup of R. Kelly’s ‘Ignition’ and Miguel’s ‘Do You.’ This viral track was quickly followed by her debut original singles, ‘Mine’ and ‘Dead,’ marking her emergence as a recording artist. In 2015, Ryan signed with Columbia Records, which subsequently released her debut EP, “Mine.” The EP earned critical acclaim, with publications like Nylon recognizing her as a pop singer ‘primed for stardom.’ Ryan continued to build momentum in 2016, releasing singles ‘Chronic’ and ‘Boyz n Poizn.’ A pivotal moment in her career arrived in September 2016 with her collaboration on The Chainsmokers’ track ‘All We Know.’ This commercially successful single achieved significant chart performance, peaking at number 18 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and reaching number 24 on the UK Singles Chart.

Her vocal talents have also been featured on additional tracks by artists such as The Knocks and Tritonal. In 2019, she joined Carly Rae Jepsen as an opening act for the “Dedicated Tour,” further expanding her live performance reach. In 2020, Ryan continued her touring presence, joining K-pop artist Eric Nam for his ‘Before We Begin World Tour.’ The same year, she released her highly anticipated debut studio album, “How It Used to Feel,” on July 31, 2020. The 13-track album showcased her distinctive vocal style and versatile songwriting, culminating years of work as both a recording artist and a behind-the-scenes talent.