Laryssa Birdseye is a Portland-based alt-pop singer, songwriter, and performer known for her unflinching honesty, electric live shows, and a voice that can break your heart in a whisper or set a room on fire in a scream. Blending driving alt-rock, bratty electro-pop, and the raw intimacy of her folk roots, Birdseye’s music shapeshifts between rage, humor, and heartbreak — always anchored in fearless storytelling.

Emerging from Portland’s underground scene, she has built her career entirely independently: self-booking international tours, producing and directing her own visuals, and building a fan base that stretches continents. Her songs have carried her from intimate Portland clubs to packed Tokyo live houses, where her vulnerability and fire transcend language and land on a visceral level.

Following the haunting intimacy of 2025’s I Used to Be Funny and the gut-punch of Flashbacks — both explorations of life after capital-T trauma — Birdseye’s next chapter dives into witchy electro-pop, gothic desire, and emotional resurrection. Her newest single Scared to Death blurs the sacred and the profane: a glittering horror-pop invocation of lust, danger, and reclaimed power.

At the core of Birdseye’s artistry is radical self-reliance and truth. Every lyric, photo, and visual concept comes directly from her hands. A decade into her journey, she’s built a body of work that’s equal parts devastation, defiance, and triumph — now finding new life in sync and film placements.

For fans of Courtney Love, Hayley Williams, Fiona Apple, Halsey, and BANKS, Laryssa Birdseye is the sound of survival alchemized into beautiful defiance: independent, unfiltered, and utterly alive.