Quinn Christopherson is an engaging and vibrant voice emanating from Alaska's music scene, known for his earnest storytelling and emotionally resonant songs. Born and raised in Anchorage, Christopherson is Athabaskan and Inupiaq and identifies as transgender, themes that deeply inform his songwriting. He made significant waves in the industry after winning NPR's Tiny Desk Contest in 2019 with his striking performance of the song "Erase Me," which tackles his experiences with identity and societal expectations.

Christopherson’s music often involves a poignant exploration of his personal journey, reflecting on his indigenous roots, discussions on gender and identity, and the intricacies of human relationships. His authentic and intimate approach delivers a powerful commentary on his own life and the broader human experience, often stripped down to a raw acoustic form as heard in versions of tracks like "Evelene," "2005," and "Celine." Whether through the full produced anthems like “I Am Bubblegum” and “Good Boy” or their stripped-down counterparts, Christopherson's gripping storytelling and melodic craft leave an indelible mark on the listener, positioning him as a compelling artist with a unique vision and voice within the contemporary music landscape.