Molly Frances is an indie pop singer-songwriter and producer based in Brooklyn, New York, known for her blend of feel-good instrumentation and emotionally raw, heartfelt lyrics.

Originally from Annapolis, Maryland, Molly spent several formative years in Nashville, Tennessee, where she developed a storytelling-driven approach to lyricism that blends southern-rooted honesty with modern pop sensibilities.

With influences like Holly Humberstone, Indigo De Souza, and Carol Ades, Molly’s music is shaped by both her heroes and her tight-knit community of fellow musicians.

Her latest release, “hot summer,” is her first fully self-produced single—a catchy, sun-soaked breakup anthem written and recorded in a shoebox bedroom with no AC. It captures the contrast of being in the trenches of heartbreak while the sun is shining.

Her breakout EP, Collector, recently released, solidified her sound—a dynamic mix of vulnerability, melody, and pop-forward production—and further cements her as an artist to watch.