Molly Stone

Molly Stone is carving out her own lane in UK pop: sharp, sweet, self-aware songwriting with a soft edge and a raised eyebrow. Blending the diaristic storytelling of Taylor Swift, the playful bite of Lily Allen and Kate Nash, and the glossy confidence of Sabrina Carpenter, Molly writes honest pop songs that feel intimate, witty and quietly fearless. Having gained support from BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 1, with Kerrie Cosh championing her music, Molly is also beginning to build a growing live following through intimate shows that bring her storytelling even closer to the people connecting with it. Praised by EARMILK for fusing “sweetness and sass into a sound that is distinctly her own,” Molly’s music balances vulnerability with humour, tenderness with bite, and confession with confidence. Atwood Magazine called her “a rising force redefining what it means to be one,” highlighting the intelligence and infectiousness behind her songwriting. From the bold, self-aware pop of “Just a Girl” to the emotional precision of The Softies, Molly Stone is building a world where softness still cuts deep, wit carries weight, and every chorus feels like a wink between friends.