Singer-songwriter Cassidy King bares through her immensely relatable past sapphic relationships and situationships with poignant lyricism and forward-thinking production. Her ability to be open and intensely personal has led to a devoted fanbase constantly increasing in size. As a proud, queer woman, she offers a voice to those who are still finding the words to share their own stories. But what King’s fans may not know is that it took her a long time to find this self-assurance—and that they played a crucial part in empowering her to do so. Growing up in a small midwest town of 5,000, King never thought that a career in entertainment could be a viable option. While she harbored a love for the performing arts, it wasn’t until she enrolled into university that she pursued music in earnest. A few months later, a video of King freestyling went viral—resonating with millions of viewers around the world.  Over the past few years, she’s dropped two EPs – Concrete Walls and Not so Picture Perfect. Following the two EP releases, Cassidy is working on another project coming later this year, continuing to bare her soul into her songwriting.