Ruthie Craft

Ruthie Craft’s gritty cinematic pop blends powerful vocals and evocative lyrics, embodying her journey from a young girl in Washington to a rising star in Austin, TX. After performing with Keith Urban (2015) and competing on American Idol (2019), she has continued to grow a devoted fanbase through millions of streams, award-winning music videos, and captivating releases. In addition to releasing multiple singles, she has collaborated with artists from Austin, Seattle, Nashville, and Los Angeles, including a cover of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" (2020) with Jason Lux and Craymer, earning them over 8 million streams on Spotify. In 2024, Ruthie released her debut EP, "Sound of Blue", followed by "Sound of Blue: Live from Orb Studios", which captures the raw intensity of her performances. The music videos for "Nineteen" and "Just Believe" were awarded Best Music Video at the Austin Spotlight Awards, with “Just Believe” selected for the Berlin Music Video Awards, and “Make Believe” selected for four film festivals in the US and Canada. She has performed extensively across the Texas music scene and beyond, sharing bills with established national artists such as Shakey Graves, Wheatus, Magic City Hippies, Howie Day, and Black Joe Lewis. With national touring underway and a growing global audience, Ruthie Craft stands out as a bold new voice in cinematic pop.