Phoebe Ryan

Phoebe Ryan is a talented American singer and songwriter whose career has flourished since her debut in the music industry. She began her journey as a vocalist in the band Town Hall during her college years, where she honed her songwriting skills. Following the release of Town Hall’s album, she transitioned into writing for various artists, including Oh Honey and rapper Skizzy Mars, showcasing her versatility and creativity.

In 2015, Ryan made a significant impact with her mashup of R. Kelly’s “Ignition” and Miguel’s “Do You,” which marked her entry as a solo artist. This was followed by her debut EP, “Mine,” released under Columbia Records, which received acclaim from industry figures like Tove Lo and Taylor Swift. Her unique sound and magnetic voice quickly garnered attention, positioning her as a rising star in pop music.

Ryan’s collaborations further solidified her reputation, particularly her work with The Chainsmokers on the hit song “All We Know,” which peaked at number 18 on the US Billboard Hot 100. Additionally, her songwriting prowess was highlighted in Bea Miller’s “Young Blood,” which achieved notable chart success and won a Radio Disney Music Award.

Continuing to evolve as an artist, Ryan released her first studio album, “How It Used to Feel,” in 2020, featuring a collection of introspective tracks. Her dedication to sharing personal experiences through music resonates with fans, making her a relatable and influential figure in contemporary pop.