Susannah Joffe has built a world where tenderness and chaos coexist. Raised in Austin, Texas, the rising indie-pop star's songwriting is shaped by the state's striking contradictions: it's beauty and brutality, tradition and rebellion. Influenced by a childhood immersed in Texas's rich live music scene and her own experience navigating seemingly opposing identities, Joffe creates music that embraces complexity, finding power in the spaces where vulnerability, defiance, and self-acceptance coexist. Over the last year, she's become one of the most exciting rising names in indie music, growing to 2.2M monthly Spotify listeners, selling out headline shows in NYC, LA, and Austin, and building a fiercely online fanbase. Joffe will release her debut record this September through Broke Records - her most anticipated project yet. Most recent singles "Texas Baby," "You Ruined Paris", and "Happiness is Just a Myth" have quickly become her fastest growing songs. The new music is more cinematic and expansive than ever, inspired by her hometown of Austin, Texas: the landscapes, the people, and the sounds that shaped her. Texas itself is full of contradictions- full of friction, full of oxymorons - and those tensions have seeped into every corner of the project.