Alice Kristiansen / Cloe Wilder
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Alice Kristiansen
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Cloe Wilder
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Hailing from Stonington, Maine, Alice Kristiansen’s music evokes the feeling of late-night talks on the beach with your best friend. Her lyrics are raw and honest, while her dreamy vocals have a way of making even the heaviest moments feel a little lighter.
Kristiansen first gained recognition on YouTube, where she has now surpassed 130 million views. She’s quietly built a loyal following of over 1.5 million fans who connect with her vulnerable lyrics and effortless sound. With over 60 million streams, co-signs from FINNEAS, Shawn Mendes, and Alec Benjamin, and sold-out shows across the country, Kristiansen has grown into an artist whose sound feels both familiar and refreshingly new.
With her highly anticipated debut original album on the way and a headline tour this fall, Kristiansen is ready to step fully into her next era.
At 19, Cloe Wilder is stepping into herself—both as a person and as an artist. After releasing her first EP at 14 and growing up on the road, the Florida-born singer-songwriter has found new clarity in Life’s a Bitch, her Americana-tinged third EP. Written in just ten days after a move to Los Angeles, California, the project captures the messy, emotional bridge between adolescence and adulthood: breakups, personal reckoning, and the freedom that comes from letting go.
A former teen writing stories to fill in life’s blanks, Wilder is now drawing from real experiences, telling intimate, reflective, and sometimes dark stories with sweetness and sincerity. Whether she’s channeling Lana Del Rey or Bon Iver, her dreamy vocals and evocative lyricism shine through—part fairy folk singer, part Old Hollywood glam.
Wilder’s music doesn’t wallow in sadness—it transforms it. With piano-driven confessionals and sharp humor, she embraces life’s contradictions and invites others to feel deeply with her. “Dirty, dark topics,” she says, “sound a little softer when you sing them pretty.”