Jayelle

**Jayelle** is a vibrant indie pop artist based in Nashville, blending sharp, confessional lyrics with synth-pop hooks and rock-edged energy. Known for her unapologetic LGBTQ+ advocacy and candid storytelling, she crafts anthems that tackle self-empowerment, queer identity, and messy emotions with wit and heart. Tracks like “Drag Isn’t Dangerous” and “QUEEN” showcase her knack for pairing bold social commentary with infectious melodies, while “Rock Bottom” and “Pretty Little Saboteur” dive into raw, personal narratives wrapped in driving beats.

Since emerging on the scene, Jayelle has carved out a space as a voice for misfits and underdogs, channeling influences from 2000s pop-punk to modern electro-pop. Her releases—like the defiant “ur next ex gf” and the introspective “Natural Disaster”—balance rebellion and vulnerability, earning her a growing fanbase. She’s also collaborated with artists like VINCINT and songwriter Leland, further cementing her status as a rising force in queer pop. Jayelle’s music feels like a late-night chat with your boldest friend: equal parts comforting, chaotic, and fiercely real.