Maddie Zahm
Boise, ID
Maddie Zahm is an Idaho-born singer-songwriter who crafts deeply personal alt-pop rooted in vulnerability and truth.
Raised in a Christian church setting—where she began leading worship in her early teens—she later broke away from that world and moved to Los Angeles to follow her own journey of identity, faith, and self-acceptance.
Her music gained viral traction with songs like “Fat Funny Friend” and “You Might Not Like Her,” which tackle aspects of body image, religious trauma, and queerness with raw honesty.
In 2023, she released her debut full-length album Now That I’ve Been Honest, further solidifying her voice as one that bridges confessional songwriting and pop appeal.
Maddie Zahm’s art is a testament to finding freedom in being seen—even when it’s messy.
Raised in a Christian church setting—where she began leading worship in her early teens—she later broke away from that world and moved to Los Angeles to follow her own journey of identity, faith, and self-acceptance.
Her music gained viral traction with songs like “Fat Funny Friend” and “You Might Not Like Her,” which tackle aspects of body image, religious trauma, and queerness with raw honesty.
In 2023, she released her debut full-length album Now That I’ve Been Honest, further solidifying her voice as one that bridges confessional songwriting and pop appeal.
Maddie Zahm’s art is a testament to finding freedom in being seen—even when it’s messy.
