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Maggie Welch is an indie-folk artist with a funky twist, blending reflective songwriting with powerful themes of healing and self-discovery. Currently studying Music Therapy and Songwriting at Berklee College of Music, Maggie believes deeply in the transformative power of music—her ultimate goal is to guide others toward emotional healing through her songs.

Growing up in the secluded forests of New England, Maggie’s music is steeped in the introspective solitude of nature, encouraging listeners to reflect on mental health, environmental awareness, and the complexities of personal identity. She takes influence from lyrical geniuses like Jensen McRae, Shallow Alcove, and Kevin Atwater, as well as musical legends like Sammy Rae, Olivia Dean, and Melt. Maggie is an active performer and songwriter in the Boston community, as well as a freelance photographer. 

Check out Maggie's singles, Anxiety and How to Lose You, out now on all streaming platforms.

Maggie Welch is an indie-folk artist with a funky twist, blending reflective songwriting with powerful themes of healing and self-discovery. Currently studying Songwriting at Berklee College of Music, Maggie believes deeply in the transformative power of music—her ultimate goal is to guide others toward emotional healing through her songs.

Growing up in the secluded forests of New England, Maggie’s music is steeped in the introspective solitude of nature. Her songs invite listeners to pause, breathe, and reflect—touching on mental health, environmental awareness, and the messiness of human emotion. She takes influence from lyrical geniuses like Jensen McRae, Shallow Alcove, and Kevin Atwater, as well as musical legends like Sammy Rae, Olivia Dean, and Melt. Maggie is an active performer and songwriter in the Boston community, as well as a freelance photographer with a love for telling stories in many forms.

Maggie’s childhood was shaped by her experiences with OCD and severe anxiety. Homeschooled from age seven, she found music to be her most powerful outlet. Songs became her way to cope, offering comfort when she needed a hug, a smile, or space to cry. Over time, writing music grew into a form of journaling—helping her process her own emotions while creating community among others who seek honesty and depth.

This year, Maggie has been pouring her energy into the studio. She released two singles, Anxiety and How to Lose You, both available now on all streaming platforms. Her debut EP, Monsters in My Guts, is a 6-track project that is set to release on October 10th of this year. Follow along as Maggie continues her journey of healing and connection through music.