Camryn Quinlan

Camryn Quinlan is a rising star in the music scene, known for her powerful vocals and deeply personal songwriting. Born on February 12, 2007, she began writing music at a very young age and started playing guitar and piano at six years old. Originally from Long Island, New York, Quinlan has already gained recognition for her performances at notable venues such as the Bluebird Café in Nashville and The Bitter End Club’s New York Songwriters Circle. Her music blends pop, Americana, and acoustic roots, drawing inspiration from artists like Kacey Musgraves and Taylor Swift. Quinlan has released several singles, including "Ruin It" and "Ex Box," which showcase her ability to transform heartache into catchy alt-pop anthems.

As a member of the youth acapella group Acapop KIDS, founded by the creators of Pentatonix, Quinlan has also explored her talents in a cappella music. With a growing social media presence and a distinctive voice, she is continually working on new music and is set to make a significant impact in the indie-pop scene.

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