Audrey Hobert (born February 19, 1999, in New York City, New York, U.S.) is an American singer-songwriter. She graduated from New York University with a fine arts degree and initially worked in television writing and production before transitioning into professional songwriting and music creation.
Her breakthrough came through co-writing songs for Gracie Abrams on The Secret of Us, including the hit “That’s So True.” She later launched her solo career with Sue Me, followed by Bowling Alley, Wet Hair, and the album Who’s the Clown?. Known for witty lyricism, theatrical humor, and personal storytelling, she quickly emerged as a distinctive new voice in alternative pop.
Recent projects include touring in support of Who’s the Clown?, directing her own music videos, and expanding her work as a songwriter and performer. With growing critical acclaim, a strong creative identity, and influence across both songwriting and pop music, she has established herself as one of the most promising emerging artists of her generation.