Cayley writes with the urgency of someone who feels everything deeply, channeling longing, identity, obsession, and emotional growth into songs that land like late-night confessions. Their storytelling is both intimate and theatrical: guitar-driven at its core, but often shimmering with a pop sensibility that invites listeners into the most private corners of their world.
Their recent single Camera Boy marks a major shift in tone and artistry. Described as “a song that unravels into madness,” it pulls inspiration from Old Hollywood, dark romance, and the heartbreak of watching it all unfold from behind the camera. It’s Cayley’s boldest work yet — the centerpiece of a larger visual and emotional project called Becoming Cayley, chronicling a journey of reinvention, self-trust, and stepping into the spotlight without apology after a life of living in survival mode.
With years of international touring and life experience under their belt, hundreds of thousands of followers on TikTok and a growing community built on honesty and connection, Cayley isn’t just making music — they’re building a unique and rebellious emotional world through a point of view only someone with her history could have. One that doesn’t shy away from inner shadows, but turns them into art you can scream to in your car at night.