Chelsea Cutler

Chelsea Cutler is an American singer, songwriter, and producer who gained prominence through her emotionally resonant indie pop and electronic music. Born on February 17, 1997, in Westport, Connecticut, Cutler grew up in a musically inclined family and began writing songs and producing her own music while still in high school. She attended Amherst College briefly before dropping out to pursue music full-time, a decision that would prove pivotal in launching her career.

Cutler first gained significant attention through SoundCloud, where her early uploads attracted a loyal following. Her breakthrough came through collaborations with fellow indie artist Jeremy Zucker, particularly their 2019 joint EP “brent” and the hit single “you were good to me,” which amassed hundreds of millions of streams. Her debut studio album “How To Be Human” (2020) debuted at number 23 on the Billboard 200 and featured collaborations with Quinn XCII and Jeremy Zucker, further establishing her as a leading voice in the indie pop landscape.

Her second album “When I Close My Eyes” (2021) continued her upward trajectory, debuting at number 16 on the Billboard 200. The project showcased her growth as both a songwriter and producer, with tracks that explored themes of self-discovery, relationships, and mental health. She co-produced much of the album herself, a rarity among pop artists and a testament to her technical skills behind the boards.

Cutler has built a strong touring career, selling out venues across North America and performing at major festivals. Her DIY approach to music production and her authenticity on social media have cultivated a deeply engaged fanbase. She continues to release music that balances vulnerability with polished production, and her influence on the indie pop and bedroom pop scenes has been widely recognized by critics and peers alike.