Biography

Hallie Marie is a multifaceted Washington D.C. based artist whose music lives in the space between light and shadow, offering an intimate exploration of the human emotional landscape. With an intellectually curious spirit and a gift for introspection, she writes songs that move fluidly between love and loss, joy and melancholy. Influenced by artists like Sufjan Stevens, Billy Joel, and Phoebe Bridgers, Hallie blends pop, rock, and folk elements into a sound that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant - music that critics have described as both “sad and hopeful,” with an emotional weight that lingers long after the final note.

 

Across her growing body of work, Hallie Marie embraces authenticity not only in sound but in process typically writing, arranging, and recording her music herself. She invites listeners into her creative world with openness and intention, offering songs shaped by struggle, resilience, and self-reflection. Combining poetic, mystical imagery with candid insight shaped by lived experience, Hallie’s music has been praised for its ability to sit comfortably in emotional nuance, offering songs that feel reflective, cinematic, and quietly powerful. Many outlets have noted the intimacy of her work, highlighting how her songs create space for emotion to breathe and encourage listeners to connect on a deeply human level.

 

That emotional honesty has come to define her solo catalog, with indie tastemakers such as EARMILK describing her as “an artist who knows how to bring brevity to difficult concepts,” while Neon Music praises her continued ability “to build a body of work grounded in truth and emotional resonance.” With each release, Hallie Marie continues to carve out a thoughtful, emotionally rich voice - one rooted in sincerity, vulnerability, and connection.