Maisie Peters

Maisie Peters is an English singer-songwriter from West Sussex whose work centres on sharp, narrative-driven pop songwriting. Encouraged from a young age by her mother and drawn to storytelling early on, she began uploading original songs to YouTube in the mid-2010s, building an audience before her breakthrough single «Place We Were Made» in 2017 introduced her confessional, detail-rich lyrical style to a wider public.

Her music sits within contemporary singer-songwriter pop, often compared to the confessional tradition popularised by artists like Taylor Swift, but marked by a distinctly British, wry sense of humour and specificity in her lyrics. She built her career through a steady stream of singles and EPs before releasing full-length albums that showcase her growth as both a writer and a performer, with songs such as «Worst of You» and «History Of Man» reflecting her recurring themes of heartbreak, self-discovery and coming of age.

Peters has also gained visibility through high-profile support slots and collaborations within the pop world, helping establish her as one of the notable voices among the new generation of UK singer-songwriters who blend intimate lyricism with polished, radio-ready pop production.