“A country pop rookie who can write a chorus like Sia,” (PAPER), Ingrid Andress continues to chip away at expectations of herself, and her sound, with the release of her latest anthem “Both.” Before becoming an Atlantic Records/Warner Music Nashville recording artist, Andress was born into a large family and homeschooled as a child, inspiring the “elegantly written song” (New York Times), “More Hearts Than Mine,” that followed her first major-label release “Lady Like.”

Applauded by PAPER for the way its “lyrical specificity, moments of self-critical vulnerability and raw vocal gravity makes [country music’s] well-worn motifs sound fresh,” she performed the “slow-burning anthem of independence” (Rolling Stone) on Late Night with Seth Meyers for her national TV debut in April. Declared as “arguably one of the most creative tunesmiths to call Nashville home in recent memory” by CMT, Andress honed her skills writing with heavy hitters in the music community such as Sam Hunt and Alicia Keys.

The acclaimed songwriter has also has several co-writer credits to her name, including “Steady 1234” and Charli XCX’s “Boys.” She will continue to release new music in 2019 that proves her to be one of the most unique and moving vocalists in the country space and beyond; one that is thrillingly honest, raw and refreshing in a way rarely seen emanating from Music City.