Jessie Murph

Hailing from the southern United States, between Alabama and Tennessee, Jessie Murph developed early a repertoire focused on emotionally charged pop, infused with country, R&B and melodic hip‑hop influences. Initially active on social media, she shared covers and then original songs that gradually established her world, marked by direct songwriting about family, mental health, romantic relationships and teenage life. From 2021 a series of singles laid the foundations of her sonic identity, ranging from piano ballads to darker productions carried by a rough, confident vocal. In 2023 the release of the project "drowning" crystallized this first phase of her career and gathered several of her emblematic tracks into a more coherent format. At the same time she multiplied collaborations—among them with Diplo, Polo G and Jelly Roll—which brought her closer to the American pop, country and rap scenes. On stage Jessie Murph translates this intimate aesthetic into a concert format centered on singing and proximity to the audience during tours in clubs and mid‑sized venues across the US and Europe.