Laryssa Birdseye is an alt Pop singer, songwriter, and performer known for transforming pain into genre bending art that cuts deep. Rooted in the indie rock and pop traditions, her music folds in elements of soul, electronic, industrial, and even folk—anchored by a voice that can break your heart in a whisper or set a stage on fire.

Emerging from Portland’s underground scene, Birdseye has built her career completely independently: self-booking international tours, producing her own visuals, and releasing genre-bending projects that bridge raw vulnerability with cinematic power. Her songs have carried her from intimate Portland clubs to packed Tokyo live houses, where her ruthlessly honest lyricism transcends language and has built her an international following.

Her songs—often confessional, sometimes confrontational—move through the terrain of trauma, heartbreak, survival, and the search for belonging. In “I Used to Be Funny” she captured the ache of grief and abandonment after trauma with raw intimacy, while her 2025 single “Flashbacks” pushed into darker, beat-driven territory, marrying hip-hop grit with anthemic hooks.

At the core of her artistry is radical self-reliance and truth. Every lyric, photo, and visual concept comes directly from her hands. Her catalog—equal parts heartbreak and defiance—is now finding its way into sync and film, where her blend of cinematic atmosphere and emotional gravity feels inevitable.

For fans of Lady Gaga, Halsey, Billie Eilish, Florence and the Machine, Banks, and Charli XCX, Laryssa Birdseye is the sound of survival alchemized into cinematic, catchy as hell defiance: independent, unfiltered, and utterly alive.