Born and raised in New Jersey, Sad Hippie’s artistry is deeply shaped by her multicultural background. Colombian, Brazilian, and Lebanese. Growing up between cultures, languages, and rhythms instilled an early sensitivity to emotion, movement, and storytelling that continues to define her sound.
Jersey’s rawness and proximity to New York’s creative pulse sharpened her edge, giving her music its confidence, grit, and unfiltered honesty. Together, these influences form the foundation of her world. Globally inspired, emotionally rich, and unapologetically personal
Career Highlights
Sad Hippie’s rise has been shaped by both resilience and recognition. During the height of the COVID era, she was awarded Best Upcoming Artist through Full Sail University’s competition in Florida, marking an early acknowledgment of her originality, vocal presence, and artistic direction at a time when live music had nearly disappeared.
Since then, she has performed across notable stages in New York’s independent music scene, including S.O.B.’s, Pianos, Major Stage, and other curated venues, building a reputation for captivating live performances.
2024, Sad Hippie reached a significant industry milestone as an invited guest at the Recording Academy New York Chapter’s Grammy Nominee Celebration, recognizing her growing presence within the professional music community. The event placed her among Grammy-nominated artists, producers, and industry leaders- signaling her transition from emerging talent to an artist firmly on the industry’s radar.