Chad Courtney is a genre-blurring indie pop artist whose sound lives at the intersection of vulnerability and cinematic storytelling. With a voice that feels both intimate and expansive, his music draws listeners into deeply personal narratives, layered with synths, acoustic textures, and modern alt-pop beats.

What sets him apart is his ability to translate emotional rawness into sonic experiences that feel both nostalgic and fresh. His debut EP, Rubber Knees Since August, and his upcoming sophomore project set for release in summer 2025—showcase his range, spanning from tender, reflective ballads to bold pop experiments, all grounded in honesty. His aesthetic leans into soft Americana textures—front porches, open roads, and weathered skies and his lyrics often explore coming-of-age moments, identity, and emotional turbulence.

Influenced by artists like Lizzy McAlpine, Ryan Beatty, and the pop ambition of early 2000s icons, Courtney creates music that feels like a journal entry set to a soundtrack—perfect for long drives or quiet late-night introspection.

Whether producing stripped-back acoustic songs or lush synth-driven soundscapes, Chad Courtney is carving out a space where pop music becomes a vessel for truth-telling—quietly bold and undeniably heartfelt.