Adam Melchor (born May 18, 1996) is an American indie-pop and folk singer-songwriter from Jersey City, New Jersey �. Raised in a deeply musical household—his parents were music teachers, his grandfather played in the New York Philharmonic—he started playing guitar at 13 and sang in choir and musical theatre, eventually pursuing classical voice at Montclair State University �. Wikipedia Wikipedia +3 After college, Melchor began writing and performing original music, releasing his debut EP The Archer in 2017, which showcased his heartfelt lyrics and intricate acoustic style �. In 2018, he moved to Los Angeles and collaborated with artists like Charlie Puth and The Chainsmokers, while continually refining his own sound �. Wikipedia +15 Wikipedia +6 He signed with Warner Records in 2021 and launched his innovative Lullaby Hotline—a weekly direct music project—culminating in the release of Melchor Lullaby Hotline Vol. 1 �. His debut full-length LP Here Goes Nothing! arrived in 2022, and in 2023 he released the introspective EP Fruitland, named for the street he lives on �.