Ruthie Craft’s cinematic pop-soul style is characterized by powerful vocals and evocative lyrics, embodying her journey from a young girl in rural Washington to a rising star in Austin, TX. She channels heartbreak, life lessons, and her challenges with Tourette's syndrome into songwriting, creating a space where vulnerability meets empowerment. Inspired by personal experiences and the therapeutic power of singing, her music connects deeply with listeners, offering solace and inspiration.

With over 100,000 monthly Spotify listeners, Ruthie has collaborated with producers and artists across the country, and has billed with Sir-Mix-A-Lot, Shakey Graves, Magic City Hippies, Die Spitz, Black Joe Lewis, Paul McDonald, and Emily Wolfe, and others.

Her debut EP, "Sound of Blue," reflects her unique sound, inspired by a variety of influences from Adele to Joji. Two of the album’s singles, “Nineteen” (2023) and “Just Believe” (2024) were awarded Best Music Video at Austin Spotlight Video Awards, depicting true stories of heartache, sexual abuse trauma, and resilience.

Currently touring across the country, Ruthie continues to captivate audiences and define her sound as an artist dedicated to authenticity.