Hailey Hermida makes music for when you’re just over it, over pretending, over suppressing anger, over holding everything in.

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At 18, she’s already learned how to put her chaos into words and turn it into something louder. Her songs pull from real moments: rejection, confusion, breakdowns, and that space where you don’t know whether to cry or scream. She writes what most people try to keep to themselves. She doesn’t sugar coat the truth. 

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Her sound leans alt-rock and emo, with flashes of early 2000s angst and something uniquely her own. It’s not polished. It’s not performative. It’s personal and honest. 

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She’s taken stages like The Troubadour and The Whisky, but she still writes like she’s dumping all her innermost thoughts in a journal. Unfiltered, a little messy, and fully real.

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Offstage, she shares life with her family on TikTok (@thehermidas), where over 700K people connect with their beautiful chaos. The same way her music does - not from a distance, but up close.

 

Hailey’s not here to make noise. She’s here to be heard.