Singer/songwriter Phoebe Holiday Ryan writes effervescent pop music with a sharp attention to hooks, conceptually and melodically. Born in Dallas, Texas, but proudly raised on the Jersey Shore, Phoebe Ryan started her career in a Grateful Dead cover band in high school. However, her own music is a sharp detour from the likes of Garcia and company. Honing her craft at Clive Davis' Institute of Recorded Music at New York University, she graduated in 2013 and moved to Los Angeles to pursue a joint songwriting and solo career. Her earliest work included songwriting for a diverse mix of artists like Melanie Martinez, Tritonal, Skizzy Mars, Bea Miller, and All Time Low. In 2016, she signed with Columbia Records, wrote for Britney Spears’s album Glory (“Man on the Moon”), and released a feature with The Chainsmokers (“All We Know”) that quickly went platinum. Other collaborators include Quinn XCII (“Middle Finger”), Tove Lo (“Heart Attack”), The Knocks (“Purple Eyes”), blackbear (“Forgetting All About You”), Jaymes Young (“We Won’t), and Kaskade (“Almost Back”). In July 2020, she released her first full length album titled “How it Used to Feel.” ~ Neil Z. Yeung, Rovi