About

At two years old, Addison Shea asked her parents to throw her a Beatles-themed birthday party—that’s how early she became enamored with music. By adolescence, she’d already taught herself to play several instruments by ear. In her words, nothing brings her joy quite like music. “My music is the words I can’t speak, and the emotions I can’t express,” she says. “My songs are about my mental health journey.” Shea’s music is wise beyond its years and reflects an introspective soul bathed in her lyrical influences; The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Phoebe Bridgers, to name a few. “I want my music to help people with their own anxiety.”