McKenna Faith

McKenna Faith is an Arizona-born singer-songwriter whose voice blends cinematic depth with raw, emotional storytelling. She first gained national attention performing with the viral orchestral group Cinematic Pop, whose lush arrangements of classics like “Hallelujah” earned millions of views and an invitation to appear on America’s Got Talent. In 2024, McKenna became a Top 7 finalist on American Idol, where her soulful audition of “There Was Jesus” and her performance of “Tumbleweed” by her late birth mother, Amy Ross-Lopez, became season highlights. Her journey on the show included a surprise on-stage reunion with her birth family, an unforgettable moment that resonated with viewers around the world. Having overcome substance abuse and recovered from vocal-cord surgery, McKenna’s music carries the weight of resilience, healing, and self-discovery. Her songs, including her breakout singles “Don’t Look Down” and “Mad for Me” speak to anyone who’s ever fought their way back to the light, offering hope through powerful vocals and honest, heartfelt lyrics. Red Rocks and Roses, McKenna’s debut EP, is out everywhere now🌹