Marielle Kraft writes the kind of indie pop that feels like a late-night FaceTime with your best friend: honest, infectious, and deeply relatable. A self-taught singer/songwriter now based in Nashville, Kraft has built a reputation for transforming personal moments into striking, universally resonant songs. Her confessional writing style — often likened to that of Taylor Swift and Maggie Rogers — has earned her prominent placements on Spotify and Apple Music editorial playlists, along with critical acclaim for her authenticity and lyrical clarity.

Since leaving behind a career as a full-time English teacher to pursue music, Kraft has released
three EPs and a series of viral singles, including “10x Better,” “Good Days,” and most recently,
“Carroll,” inspired by the Artemis II NASA mission.

Kraft’s dynamic live shows have become a hallmark of her career. She has performed on
national tours, supported artists such as Mt. Joy, Ava Max, and GIRLI, and taken the stage at
major festivals including Summerfest and Nashville Pride. Her performances — described by
The Washington Post as experiences that “bring together a room full of strangers” — have
cultivated a cult-like following that shows up both online and in person.

Kraft’s highly anticipated debut full-length album, The Right People Will Love You, arrived on
September 12th, followed by a successful national headlining tour. Continuing the momentum,
she released the deluxe edition of the album on May 15th, coupled with a sold out self-authored
booklet detailing her process of building the world of her debut album. From hand-sourcing 40
iPod Shuffles for a pre-release album campaign that sold out in under 20 seconds, to selling out
venues across the country, Marielle Kraft is poised to solidify her place as a defining voice in
modern indie pop — one that speaks directly to the heart of a generation navigating love, loss,
and everything in between.