Cassidy Taylor is an indie pop artist and producer based in Montreal, Quebec. Known for writing incredibly personal, thought-provoking lyrics, Cassidy's sound is described as warm, organic, and anthemic — the kind of music that allows you to hear yourself. Cassidy has been compared to artists like Gracie Abrams, Billie Eilish, and some of the greats like Joni Mitchell and Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders. With her enormously inviting presence on stage, she has charmed audiences across Ontario and Quebec and continues to amass fans in places as far as Australia and Germany through her regular music releases. Her newest self-produced single, "Life of the Party," releases on August 21st, 2026.

 

Growing up a shy kid in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario, Canada, Cassidy began writing songs in her bedroom at the age of 8. After years of honing her artistry both on and off the stage, she now finds nothing matters more than connecting with people through her self-produced tracks and unifying live shows.

 

Cassidy released her debut, self-titled EP in 2023, and the project has garnered over 200K streams on Spotify. The third single off the project, "The Moon," landed a spot in Season 2 of Surviving Summer, a fast-growing Netflix TV series based in Australia.

 

Some of Cassidy's notable performances include opening for Michelle Owen at The Drake Underground in Toronto [2025], opening for Havens at the El Mocambo in Toronto [2024], opening for Julian Taylor in Haliburton [2023], and the JUNOS Opening Night Chair Reception in Toronto [2022]. Having written with acclaimed artists such as Julian Taylor, Zoe Sky Jordan, and Robyn Dell'Unto, Cassidy is making a name for herself in the industry not only as a proficient songwriter and producer but also as an artist.