Cady Groves was an American singer-songwriter with a penchant for crafting emotionally resonant pop and country-pop tunes that often reflected her personal experiences and relationships. Born on July 30, 1989, in Marlow, Oklahoma, Groves pursued her passion for music from a young age. She burst into the music scene with her charming voice and heartfelt lyrics, releasing her debut EP, "A Month of Sundays," in 2009. Her sincere storytelling and acoustic-driven melodies quickly garnered a dedicated following.

Groves continued to evolve as an artist with subsequent releases, such as "The Life of a Pirate" in 2010 and the "This Little Girl" EP in 2012, the title track of which gained notable attention and helped to expand her audience. Her sound, a blend of country influences and pop accessibility, was characterized by its vulnerability and relatability, striking a chord with fans across genres. Throughout her career, Groves experienced personal and professional highs and lows, which she often channeled into her music. Her songs like "Love Actually," "Forget You," and "Whiskey and Wine" showcased her continued artistry and growth. Tragically, Cady Groves' journey was cut short when she passed away on May 2, 2020. Her posthumous releases, "Bless My Heart" and "Dreams," serve as a testament to her enduring talent and the legacy she left behind in the world of music.