ABOUT

Celina Savage is a restless heart with somewhere to be, turning the small stuff of being nineteen into songs that feel like scrolling through your best friend’s camera roll.

Born in Harlem to Honduran-American parents and raised in New Canaan, Connecticut, the Berklee student writes raw, diaristic indie-pop that blends the intimacy of folk, the honesty of emo, and the warmth of bedroom pop. Her songs capture fleeting thoughts, specific moments, and everyday emotions before they disappear—equal parts journal entry and conversation.

Inspired by artists like Phoebe Bridgers, Dora Jar, and Clairo, Celina pairs vivid songwriting with an infectious personality that's equal parts sunshine and black clothes. Whether she's performing with just a guitar or sharing the small moments that inspire her songs, she's building a world that feels personal, hopeful, and always in motion.