Amy Atchley

Amy has been featured in publications such as the New York Times, HITS Magazine, and Vanity Fair. Texas-based singer-songwriter Amy Atchley has spent over 25 years captivating audiences with her incandescent, breathy vocals and soul-stirring songwriting. Blending shimmering pop melodies with indie rock grit, folk intimacy, and classical undertones, Amy crafts moody, magnetic soundscapes that linger long after the last note fades.

With five critically acclaimed solo albums of original music, Amy’s artistry has been a cornerstone of the Austin, TX music scene while also making waves in NYC and beyond. Her latest record, Sometimes a Woman is King, earned regional radio buzz and glowing praise for its powerful songwriting and lush production. Known for writing on piano and acoustic guitar, Amy is joined live by a stellar backing band featuring some of Austin’s top-tier musicians.

Amy has been featured in publications such as the New York Times, HITS Magazine, and Vanity Fair. Throughout her career, Amy has shared stages with legends — from performing in a CMJ showcase alongside Paul Simon and Edie Brickell, to opening for Charles Neville at Jazz Fest. Her voice has graced MTV Network compilations, Disney sing-along products, and even Mattel’s Barbie Girls games as the official voice of Barbie. As a passionate advocate for music education, she’s proudly served as a VH1 Save the Music Foundation Ambassador.

Amy’s evocative sound draws comparisons to artists like Tori Amos, Lana Del Rey, Joni Mitchell, Sam Phillips, and Kate Bush — yet remains unmistakably her own.

She’s a two-time Austin Chronicle Music Award winner for Best Pop Band and Best Female Vocals, with a career marked by authenticity, resilience, and artistic evolution.

NEWS FLASH: Two brand new singles dropping in 2026 – stay tuned!