Upsahl

Upsahl, an American singer and songwriter, has made significant strides in the music industry since her early beginnings. She first captured attention with her self-titled EP at the age of 14, showcasing her talent for songwriting and self-production. Her full-length debut album, “Viscerotonic,” released in 2015, marked her emergence as a serious artist, followed by her third album, “Unfamiliar Light,” in 2017. Upsahl quickly gained recognition in Phoenix, performing at notable events like the McDowell Mountain Music Festival, where she opened for acclaimed acts such as The Shins and Beck.

In 2018, Upsahl signed with Arista Records, becoming the first artist on the re-launched label. This pivotal moment in her career led to the release of her debut EP, “Hindsight 20/20,” in 2019, featuring the hit single “Drugs.” Her dynamic performances as an opening act for Pvris across the USA further solidified her reputation as a rising star in the music scene.

Upsahl’s creativity flourished with the release of her second EP, “Young Life Crisis,” in 2020, which included popular singles like “12345SEX” and “People I Don’t Like.” Her debut studio album, “Lady Jesus,” released in October 2021, featured a collection of engaging tracks that resonated with audiences, including the singles “Douchebag” and “Melatonin.”

Continuing her momentum, Upsahl contributed to the soundtrack of the film “Bullet Train” in 2022 and toured with prominent artists such as Olivia O’Brien and Yungblud. In 2023, she showcased her versatility by featuring in a reimagined version of Le Sserafim’s song “Eve, Psyche & the Bluebeard’s Wife.” With her unique sound and compelling performances, Upsahl is undoubtedly an artist to watch in the evolving music landscape.