Chelsea Cutler

Chelsea Cutler is an American singer, songwriter, and producer born February 11, 1997, in Connecticut. She began her career as a teenager posting acoustic covers to SoundCloud, blending songs across genres, which quickly drew attention from blogs and fellow artists. She signed with Ultra Music and self-released her early original tracks in 2016, self-writing and self-producing much of her own material — a rarity that set her apart early on.

Her 2017 single «Your Shirt» became a breakout hit, amassing tens of millions of streams and leading her self-produced debut EP, Snow In October, which also featured «You Make Me» and «Sixteen». The EP helped establish her as a rising voice in pop-EDM, earning recognition from MTV and inclusion in Refinery29's Next Generation Of Music Superstars.

Cutler's sound blends intimate, emotionally direct songwriting with electronic and pop production, often exploring themes of heartbreak, longing, and self-reflection. She has built a prolific catalog of singles and EPs, and became known for her close creative partnership and frequent collaborations with fellow artist Jeremy Zucker, including the acclaimed «Brent» project. Songs like «Crazier Things» and «sometimes» further cemented her reputation as one of the defining voices of the bedroom-pop and pop-EDM crossover scene.