Mary-Clair

Nashville-based Christian/Pop artist Mary-Clair blends contemporary pop production with uplifting lyrics rooted in authenticity, resilience, and faith. Following her impressive 2025 debut album, Enough, Mary-Clair continues creating exciting new material. Her current single "Rise Up" featuring Curb | Word CCM Recording Artist Steven Malcolm, the official theme song for Kanakuk Kamp's 2026 Memorial Day Weekend event, was officially released in June. With the May, 2026 JFEST performance, growing media attention, and music that encourages listeners to find hope and strength in their faith, Mary-Clair has established herself as one of Christian pop's emerging voices.

Mary-Clair grew up in Nashville where she was moved to perform at an early age, thanks in part to her passion for such diverse artists as Michael Jackson, Queen, and Aerosmith, Christian rock icons DC Talk and Audio Adrenaline, and the more traditional gospel of CeCe Winans and the Gaither Vocal Band. By middle school, she was already getting serious about her calling, taking both voice and piano lessons while beginning to write songs in her journal. Her dreams began coming real in part thanks to Tedd T, one of Nashville's most esteemed producer-songwriters, a chart-topping, multiple award-winner known for his groundbreaking work alongside such diverse artists as Celine Dion, Mutemath, Tauren Wells, and Lauren Daigle. Together they set to work crafting a singular creative approach that melds acoustic textures and symphonic backdrops to showcase Mary-Clair's vocal power and deeply held faith.

Reflecting on her debut album, Mary-Clair has stated, "I made 'Enough' with young girls out there listening to the radio in mind. I want them to know that it's possible to listen to fun music and not have to give up certain values. These are songs that I poured my heart out into, and I just think that they are so timely in our world today, both musically and lyrically. Sometimes I listen to it and think, I can't believe this is me. This is too good to be true."