Conan Gray
Conan Gray is an American singer and songwriter. He started gaining popularity as a teenager for his vlogs and covers on YouTube. In 2018, Gray signed a record deal with Republic Records where he released his debut EP Sunset Season (2018). His debut studio album, Kid Krow (2020), reached number five on the US Billboard 200. He released his second debut album, Superache, in 2022.
Conan Gray has a striking record of collaborations with a host of notable figures in the music industry. A noteworthy example is his work with Billie Eilish, with whom he crafted an acoustic rendition of her hit, “Wish You Were Gay”, that resonated with fans globally. The smooth-toned singer also partnered with Taylor Swift, creating an enchanting Spotify Singles cover of her “The Story of Us”, to much critical acclaim. Gray’s camaraderie with Olivia Rodrigo resulted in the mesmerizing duet of “Heather” at the MTV VMAs, a performance that left the audience spellbound. His collaboration with Lauv on the remix of “Fake” earned them a gold certification, demonstrating his wide-reaching appeal. Furthermore, Conan has worked with Julia Michaels, yielding a spirited live cover of “Issues” that showed their musical compatibility. His ties with YUNGBLUD, reflected in their version of “Comfort Crowd”, showcased their shared taste for emotionally charged lyrics. LANY’s Paul Klein brought out a different side of Gray’s artistry in “The Story” remix, while his friendship with Alicia Keys led to a heartfelt rendition of “Fallin'” in an Instagram Live session. Lastly, his work with Billie Eilish’s brother, Finneas, saw Gray honing his songwriting skills, most notably on his breakout hit “Maniac”.