Meggie

Equal parts playful and earnest, Meggie writes songs that sound like conversations with your best friend. Raised by two English teachers, she conveys often-overlooked stories – such as platonic breakups and queer joy – with the gravity of romance and heartbreak. Meggie’s warm personality shines through in her thoughtful lyrics and lilting melodies, often serious but never lacking a sense of humor. Musical influences such as Taylor Swift, Lucy Dacus, and Maisie Peters can be heard in the way Meggie welcomes acoustic roots into a fuller, quirkier soundscape. Fans love Meggie’s music for its “air of positivity and confidence,” noting that even her ballads usually land “on the happier side of bittersweet.”

Meggie’s latest release, “Epilogue (Thank God It Was You)” challenges the typical breakup song by celebrating a past relationship, in all its complexities. With distorted electric guitars, danceable rhythms, and a joyfully cathartic bridge, “Epilogue” tells a teenage love story from meet cute through breakup.