Audriix (pronounced Audrey) is redefining what it means to be an independent pop artist. With an electrifying stage presence, undeniable talent and unyielding drive, she has quickly become one of the most talked-about names in music. Fresh off touring with Lindsey Stirling, Madison Beer and Aly & AJ, Audriix continues to capture the industry’s attention with her soaring vocals and infectious energy. In February, Audriix released her latest single, “Where the Boys Are,” marking a pivotal moment in her career. Debuting during New York Fashion Week (NYFW), she kicked off fashion designer Cesar Galindo’s runway show with a live performance of the track ahead of its release on Valentine’s Day.
“Opening NYFW with this song was a dream come true,” Audriix said. “It’s an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t fit into the traditional love story. We’re rewriting the narrative.” The upbeat synthpop anthem, co-written and produced by Grammy Award-winning artist Kevin Rudolf, blends her signature sound with his industry expertise. The single debuted as the No. 3 most-added song on Top 40 pop radio in its first week.
A Unique Musical Style
Audriix’s musical style is a dynamic mix of heartfelt storytelling, polished pop production and anthemic hooks. Her sound has drawn comparisons to Taylor Swift’s lyricism, Sabrina Carpenter’s youthful vibrancy and Dua Lipa’s danceable beats, with an added layer of artistic depth shaped by her classical training. A multi-instrumentalist, she is proficient in violin, piano, viola, guitar and drums—an impressive skill set that further cements her reputation as a versatile artist and songwriter.
“I’ve always believed that music should be more than just sound. It should tell a story, evoke emotion and take listeners on a journey,” Audriix said.
Her latest album, “Twisted Fairytales,” released in August 2024, takes listeners on an emotional journey through the highs and lows of toxic love, self-discovery and empowerment. The breakout single, “I Do,” is an unapologetic reflection on a broken engagement, resonating with fans for its raw honesty and catchy melody.
“Writing ‘I Do’ was cathartic for me,” Audriix said. “It’s about reclaiming your power after heartbreak and realizing you’re better off.”
The track’s success is further solidified by its growing radio presence, earning the No. 38 spot on the published Mediabase’s Top 40 Radio Chart and gaining airplay on major stations such as 103.5 KTU, KIIS and SiriusXM Hits 1 Hitbound.
A Rising Force in Live Music
Beyond radio play, Audriix is making waves in the live music scene. She delivered a show-stopping performance at the iHeart Dunkin’ Music Lounge in New York City, proving her ability to captivate both intimate audiences and large concert venues.
“She’s got this rare ability to make every performance feel personal, no matter the size of the stage,” a concertgoer said.
Her national tours alongside Stirling, Beer and Aly & AJ have further expanded her fan base, culminating in a standout performance at Red Rocks during Stirling’s Duality Tour in 2024. In another career milestone, her hit single “I Do” received a high-energy remix from Grammy-winning DJ Benny Benassi—an electrifying rework that strengthens her presence in the pop and dance music spheres.
More Than Just a Musician
Audriix’s achievements extend beyond music. She holds three degrees from Stanford University, including an MBA, and was a Division I athlete on the Stanford women’s golf team. Her background in computer science and business has given her the strategic knowledge to navigate the music industry on her own terms.
“Being independent means I have full creative control,” she said. “It’s challenging, but it’s also incredibly rewarding to build something from the ground up.”
As the head of her own imprint, Recursive Leap Records, she has established herself as a self-made artist with a keen understanding of both artistry and entrepreneurship. Her journey serves as an inspiration for young women aspiring to forge their own paths in music, business and beyond.
With more than 3 million streams and counting, Audriix’s influence is growing. After making a lasting impression at NYFW, she performed at the 2025 EDM Awards in Miami, further proving her versatility across multiple genres. She also appeared on morning television shows in Las Vegas, Tennessee and New York to promote “Where the Boys Are,” solidifying her presence in both mainstream media and the music industry.
Audriix is not just another pop artist. She is a force of nature, blending intellect, musicianship and unrelenting ambition. With a growing fan base, major industry cosigners and a fresh approach to modern pop, she is poised to become one of the next big names in music.
