Healy

Ethan Healy, better known by his artist name Healy, is an American singer and musician from Memphis, Tennessee. He made a name for himself in the mid-2010s with a singular musical style blending rap, indie pop, alternative R&B and introspective sounds, often enriched by organic textures such as piano or guitar. After starting to publish his music on the Internet while pursuing physiotherapy studies, he came to prominence with tracks like "$150" and especially the song "Reckless " (2017), featured on his debut album Subluxe, which became a viral hit and exceeded 100 million listens. Building on this success, Healy signed with the RCA label and moved to Los Angeles, where he developed a more immersive and mature aesthetic on his second album Tungsten (2021), marked by rich production, indie rock, lo-fi and soul influences. New singles precede the release of the EP Look at God (2023), including the duet "Famous Last Words" with Cautious Clay. In 2025, the single "Running Laps" and the album Force of Nature follow.