In the lush landscapes of Mill Valley, California, Meels, a songwriter, discovered her voice amidst towering redwoods. Her music, infused with the charm of a small town, is an intimate journey from nature's grandeur to NYU's Tisch's Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music, establishing her as a fresh voice in indie folk.

Meels' debut album, "Tales from a Bird's Bedroom," blends abstract lyricism akin to Fiona Apple with Regina Spektor's melodic touch. Produced by Peter Groenwald and Mark Campbell in Nashville, the record is an innovative and timeless soundscape, allowing Meels' vocals to navigate personal yet universally relatable themes.

The album weaves nostalgia, nature, and intricate human connections, transcending mere songs into stories and confessions. Meels articulates these moments with a wisdom beyond her years.

"Time to Rise" from Meels resonated in the ABC show "Grown-ish," showcasing her ability to capture the zeitgeist. Beyond music, her voice has adorned global narratives, from a 3M ad campaign to contributing to a commercial for the Biden 2020 Campaign.

In a world where the term 'artist' is overused, Meels embodies its essence—a creator immersed in shaping soul-touching expressions. "Tales from a Bird's Bedroom" isn't just an album; it's a portal into Meels' world, painted with the hues of her hometown's redwoods and the vibrant patchwork of experiences. It's more than a debut; it's an invitation to witness a narrative that will echo for years. Stay tuned—Meels is a name destined for recognition.