You Can Call Me Mattie
Matteson Gregory is an independent indie pop artist developing a 90s-inspired pop-rock project centered on her self-defined concept of Season One - the formative chapter of early adulthood marked by reinvention, resilience, and self-discovery.
Sonically, Matteson bridges the confessional intensity of Alanis Morissette with the melodic precision and narrative structure of Taylor Swift, delivering hook-driven records that pair emotional candor with commercial accessibility. Her songwriting leans cinematic and character-led, positioning each release as part of a cohesive world rather than standalone singles.
After an early setback at age 13 that temporarily sidelined her performance ambitions, Matteson rebuilt her artistic identity independently - balancing a full-time career while writing, recording, and performing live showcases. She has cultivated an engaged early fanbase through consistent digital storytelling, behind-the-scenes content, and a clear visual identity rooted in 90s nostalgia.
With a defined brand narrative, growing live presence, and a catalog that speaks directly to 20–35-year-old listeners navigating transitional seasons of life, Matteson Gregory is building a scalable indie pop project with strong sync, touring, and community-growth potential.
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Crowdsurfer Magazine
"Matteson Gregory is taking on the first season of her musical journey by embracing her experiences with a bright boldness, and through raw, authentic storytelling." Read more
Pop Passion Blog
"The cinematic-sounding track is about the experience of going from friends to lovers. The moment that you first kiss, realizing that your feelings have changed because of this person and thinking about where to go next with them. " Read More
Interview with Voyage LA
"I am an independent pop artist and my goal has been to help people feel less alone. I think just to be a friend to people when they feel like they have no one. Like I want to be the artist there for you when you’re trying to tell your crush how you feel or you’re just trying to get through life. " Read more
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