Amy Hall is a Seattle-based singer-songwriter whose music captures the rawness of introspection and heartache. Blending the melancholy of acoustic indie with the drive of folk rock, Amy’s songs reflect themes of self-reliance and the complexities of navigating life and relationships. Born in 2000 in Lynnwood, Washington, she found her footing in the greater Seattle area, performing at open mics, local venues, and as part of youth art programs.

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In 2018, Amy released her EP WIDE-EYED, marking a turning point where her unique sound began to take shape. Her 2021 senior EP Salt, Pepper & The Ribbon further showcased her growth, embracing folk rock influences with her band.

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Since then, Amy has built a solid presence in the Seattle music scene, performing with a rotating lineup of talented musicians who bring her original songs to life on stage. After graduating from Cornish College of the Arts in 2021 with a Bachelor of Music in composition, focusing on audio engineering, she has continued working behind the scenes as well as on stage.

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Currently, Amy is recording her first full-length album while continuing to perform around Seattle with her band. Alongside her music career, she also works as an audio engineer and mentor, supporting other artists as they find their own voices in the ever-evolving Seattle music scene.