Jensen McRae

Jensen McRae is an American singer-songwriter and poet known for confessional, literate songwriting that blends folk, R&B, and pop-country sensibilities. She first drew wide attention with early singles including «White Boy» and «Wolves», which showcased her sharp, detail-rich storytelling and warm, expressive vocals.

Her debut album, Are You Happy Now?, released in 2022, established her as a distinctive new voice in the singer-songwriter tradition, drawing comparisons to artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Joni Mitchell for her emotionally direct lyrics and unflinching self-examination. Songs such as «Massachusetts», «Savannah», and «Immune» reflect her focus on personal narrative, relationships, and identity, often delivered with a poet's attention to language.

McRae's music has earned praise from outlets including Rolling Stone, Vulture, Nylon, NPR, and The Fader, positioning her among a new generation of songwriters bridging indie folk, R&B, and pop with candid, character-driven lyricism. Her work continues to explore vulnerability and self-reflection, marking her as one of the more compelling literary voices in contemporary singer-songwriter music.