Whitney Fenimore

Whitney Fenimore is a Tulsa-born singer-songwriter who first grabbed national attention as a contestant on Season 13 of *The Voice* (2017), where she joined Miley Cyrus’s team with her soulful blend of Americana and folk-pop. Known for her warm, emotive vocals and candid storytelling, she crafts songs that feel like late-night heart-to-hearts—tackling themes of love, resilience, and messy self-discovery. Tracks like "Better Than Lonely" and "New Normal" showcase her knack for pairing introspective lyrics with breezy melodies, while stripped-back acoustic versions of songs like "Holding Hands" highlight her raw vocal power. Whether she’s exploring the ache of "Leaving Ashwood" or the nostalgia of "Way Back Home," Fenimore’s music feels rooted in her Oklahoma upbringing, blending twangy sincerity with modern pop sensibilities.