Meg Smith

Meg's musical journey began in Los Angeles, CA, where she started writing and performing her songs during high school. She later moved to Brooklyn, NY, to further her music career. In 2020, she released her debut single, 'Cool 4 U,' which was later featured on her debut EP, 'American in Paris.' The EP was followed by her 2021 single, 'Cross My Heart I Hope U Die,' leading to massive success with over 7 million streams on Spotify alone. This track became the theme song for The Apple TV vampire series EZRA and was featured in Season 2 of the Netflix Original Series, Ginny and Georgia.

Meg Smith's debut single, 'Cross My Heart I Hope U Die,' is also the theme of Ezra, a popular LGBTQ+ series, highlighting her indie pop credentials and her ability to create music that connects with a wide audience. In 2023, she released a special Halloween version of 'Cross My Heart I Hope U Die,' collaborating with Chandler Leighton and filming a new music video for the song. This year also saw the release of her EP 'Rom Com Pop' in February, inspired by the Y2K era of music and romantic comedies, further showcasing her creativity and talent.

Meg Smith is the recent winner of the first BMI Charlie Feldman Award, solidifying her rightful place in the industry. Despite her success, detailed information about her family, education, or personal relationships, such as a boyfriend, has not been publicly disclosed, focusing more on her music and career achievements.

Meg Smith continues to make waves in the music industry, with her music available on various platforms, including Spotify and YouTube, where fans can enjoy her singles and EPs.

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