Singer. Songwriter. Actress.

Kelly Grandmaison is an artist who refuses to be defined by a single lane.

Raised in Southern California’s San Gabriel Valley, she grew up immersed in music, theatre, and martial arts — disciplines that shaped both her artistry and stage presence. After touring internationally with the Citrus Singers and earning a degree in psychology, she poured her life experience into songwriting, eventually creating her debut EP Little Bird in 2019.

The seven-track release — including standouts like Fallin and Who Knows — captures her unique blend of folk-rock storytelling, pop accessibility, and the dramatic flair of musical theatre. Her rich, emotive vocals anchor every song, while her lyrics lean toward honesty and vulnerability. She also lent her voice to producer Mariano’s track Feel the Love, expanding her sound into the electronic space.

On stage, Kelly has performed across Los Angeles at venues like Silverlake Lounge and Genghis Cohen, and her theatre résumé spans from Off-Broadway to international tours. She studied with veteran producer John Boylan, refining her craft while staying true to her independent spirit as a self-released artist.

But music is only one part of her story. Kelly is also a national martial arts champion, actress, and entrepreneur — co-founding Impact Ventures International, which channels profits into nonprofits. Having battled chronic illness, she has turned resilience into her driving force, using art and business alike to inspire, connect, and give back.

Kelly Grandmaison isn’t just a singer-songwriter — she’s a storyteller, performer, and changemaker whose voice carries far beyond the stage.