Halley Neal is a folk-pop singer and songwriter based in Nashville, TN. Inspired by songwriters from the 60's and 70's, Halley’s debut self-titled record was released June 4th, 2021. “Halley Neal” blends sounds that Neal picked up throughout her time studying at her alma mater, Berklee College of Music, as well as in the city she now calls home, Nashville, TN. “This record is certainly a culmination of all of the different sounds and ideas I’ve had floating around in my head for the last three years. It combines some of my favorite elements of classic rock, bands like Fleetwood Mac and Grateful Dead, with soft acoustic guitar and layered vocal ballads.” The deluxe version of the record includes a collaboration with her former band, Rose & Kennedy, in an acoustic version of their song “Lover,” which in it’s original version garnered over 27 million combined streams, and another with guitarist for Zac Brown Band and former John Mayer co-writer and producer, Clay Cook. Halley’s sound blends soothing layered vocals with Americana and pop production, and is deeply rooted in an idea of reminiscence and a throwback to classic rock, all with consistent, modern folk-pop writing.