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GRRRL Music is a music discovery platform, media outlet, and distribution company focused on supporting independent artists.
We cover emerging talent through playlists, editorial content, and curation, while also providing digital distribution and hands-on support like release strategy, pitching, and artist development through GRRRL Music Distro.
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Aubrey Haddard seeks refuge in her creative discipline. Carving out a boundary-less space to explore the human experience, she creates a sonic landscape that is both epic and deeply personal.
Layers upon layers of unapologetic guitars lay the foundation for Haddard’s vocals, heralded by critics as “harrowingly beautiful” (Clash Magazine) and “herculean” (The Line of Best Fit). Calling upon the inspirations of powerhouse PJ Harvey, and songwriters from Feist to Frusciante, Haddard blends the analog and the digital with eccentricity. Themes of Greek mythology and Japanese literature weave their way through her stories, inviting listeners to peek into her subconscious and share in the depths of something both raw and real.
Haddard leaves only a few breadcrumbs and shoots for a surprise with each release. Moving on from her acoustic and minimalist debut EP Adult Lullabies, her knotty and soulful full length album Blue Part received widespread critical acclaim and earned her the title of Vocalist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year at the 2018 Boston Music Awards before she left to pursue her a career in New York City. Leaning into new, pop-driven inspirations and the chaos of the NYC scene, Awake And Talking proved Haddard’s ability to dive head-first into new sounds and set the stage for a return to her roots in the Hudson Valley.
Splitting her time between the far corners of New York state, you might find her in a library, at a Yankee game or jumping into a swimming hole. Aubrey Haddard may be a rising star in the indie scene, and one to watch for those interested in the future of experimental rock music but “above all, it’s humanity that drives Haddard’s art” (Under The Radar).
Sofia Camille is an indie-pop artist based in Florida, known for emotionally honest songwriting and magnetic live shows. Blending indie-pop with whatever is inspiring her at the time, her music is built on melodies that stick and lyrics that help you see things a little clearer.
Songwriting has always come naturally to Sofia; she didn’t intend to write her first song, it just happened. And then it kept happening. That same instinct shows up in songs that explore heartbreak, healing, and self-discovery without losing their sense of fun or momentum. Her sound feels intimate but made for the room—especially live.
Over the past two years, Sofia has shared stages with The Brook & The Bluff, The Hails, Hotel Fiction, Mustard Service, and more, with standout singles like “More Than I Should” and “Feel For You.” In 2025, Sofia released 'now i see a little clearer,' a collection of songs written during her time at Florida State University’s College of Music, and toured the project, playing 22 shows throughout the year. As a queer Latina artist proudly creating from Florida, Sofia Camille is stepping into her next project with clarity, ambition, and an upcoming single, “The Boys,” arriving in early 2026.
Kylee Phillips is a Michigan-native vocalist, pianist, and songwriter of deeply self-exposing pop music. Armed with an arresting, emotive, laser-focused voice, and an unrivaled ear for hooks and melodic contour, Phillips has garnered cult-like acclaim in the midwest and beyond since her explosive debut EP Long Time Coming.
Whether she’s singing about a failed relationship, a distant yearning, or an existential inquiry into the human experience, the integral throughline through Kylee’s songs is the unwavering voice of a woman who refuses to fear her own intelligence, agency, anger, and desires. In a world with no shortage of self-help sad-babe media, Phillips weaves together a sensual, articulate, and unpretentiously therapeutic soundtrack for the lives we live but can’t always verbalize. She lends us an experiential wisdom that could only come from a massive heart that’s seen a lot of garbage and emerged transformed and immovable.
