Maggie Marre is an emerging indie-pop singer-songwriter from Reading, Pennsylvania, and a student at Berklee College of Music. Drawing inspiration from Taylor Swift, Noah Kahan, Gracie Abrams, Holly Humberstone, and Sabrina Carpenter, she crafts emotionally honest, introspective songs that resonate with young audiences navigating the transition into adulthood.

Maggie began writing music in childhood and developed her craft during the pandemic, when long stretches of quiet time allowed her to pick up a guitar and turn her observations, anxieties, and daydreams into songs. Her storytelling stems from a love of books, a vivid imagination, and a desire to give shape to the feelings people often struggle to name.

Her debut single, “Boy on the Moon” (Aug 2024), introduced her blend of reflective lyricism and indie-pop charm. She followed with her debut EP, Miss Paranoia (June 20, 2025), a cohesive project centered on vulnerability, self-awareness, and the emotional turbulence of growing up.

Maggie’s achievements include being a Central Pennsylvania Music Awards nominee for "EP of the Year" for Miss Paranoia and "Best Pop Artist" in 2025, a finalist in the Women Who Rock songwriting competition, winning Judges’ Choice at the Central PA Music Hall of Fame Youth Showcase, and opening for internationally touring act Minor Gold. With a growing fanbase that gravitates toward her authenticity and relatability, Maggie continues to build momentum as both a performer and songwriter.

Based between Pennsylvania and Boston, she is developing new original material and is actively booking shows, bringing her thoughtful lyricism and captivating vocal presence to audiences throughout the Northeast. With a warm voice and a storyteller’s heart, Maggie is just getting started.