Amelia Seven is an award‑winning singer‑songwriter from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, whose work explores vulnerability, resilience, and self‑empowerment. Blending memorable melodies with emotionally candid storytelling, her music feels deeply personal while remaining widely relatable.

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Amelia was recently selected to open Penn State’s Movin’ On Festival for Epic Records global artist Zara Larsson, marking a standout moment in her emerging career. To bring her vision to life, she collaborates with studio professionals who have worked with artists such as Art Garfunkel, Bruce Springsteen, and Lil Uzi Vert.

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Her original single “Little Lies” was named a 2025 Song of the Year Finalist, advanced to the International Songwriting Competition semifinals from ~20,000 global submissions, and earned additional finalist recognition from Song of the Year guest judges Alicia Keys and Gwen Stefani. Her catalog also includes multiple awarded songs, including “Silly Words,” “Blame Myself,” “Games of War,” and “Give Me Your Melodies.” She was further recognized as an Unsigned Only Semifinalist in Female Vocal and Adult Contemporary for “Bones Weren’t Made of Steel,” with the “Little Lies” music video earning honors as well.

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Beyond her artistry, Amelia serves as President of Penn State Music Group, the university’s student‑run record label, and is a founding artist with Spaces In Between Productions, an ethically sourced sync‑licensing library based in State College. While pursuing a Science BS/MBA through Penn State’s Eberly College of Science, she leads interdisciplinary collaborations connecting science, music, and brand innovation.

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Her work has been recognized by the composer of the Pitch Perfect film series, who featured her music on curated Spotify playlists. Amelia also holds a professional certificate in music production from Berklee Online, further refining her artistic and technical approach.

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With over 16,000 voice memos capturing her creative process, Amelia continues to write and perform music that invites listeners to see themselves — and the world — through a more honest, empowered lens.

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Follow her journey as she invites you to

See  the world in a new lens.