Kellie Loder is a Canadian singer-songwriter from Newfoundland and Labrador, whose emotive blend of pop, rock, and folk elements has carved out a unique space in the music industry. Born on December 4, 1988, Loder stepped into the limelight with their self-released debut album "The Way" in 2009, which opened the doors to a career marked by introspective lyricism and captivating melodic sensibilities. As an openly queer artist, Kellie's work often reflects personal experiences and advocates for LGBTQ+ communities, which adds depth and authenticity to their music.

Over the years, Kellie Loder has received critical acclaim for their work, evidenced by multiple nominations for prestigious awards, including the Juno Awards, and ECMA. Notable tracks like "Sonny's Dream" and "Boxes" showcase Loder's deft songwriting skills and ability to harness powerful storytelling within their compositions. With each new release, from the introspective "Fearless" to the anthemic "Benefit of the Doubt," Kellie Loder continues to evolve and resonate with audiences, cementing their status as one of Canada's compelling musical talents. Whether it's the tender vulnerability in "Can't Go Back" or the soaring heights of "So High," Loder's artistry remains both heartfelt and inspiring, earning a dedicated following both at home and abroad.