Mason Murphy is a singer-songwriter, producer, and guitar virtuoso from Springville, Utah. Starting out as a young bedroom guitar player who struggled to teach himself how to sing the songs he was writing in his early days, he has since gathered over 300,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and 150,000,000+ streams across platforms, and has carved out a reputation for blending heartfelt lyricism with sleek, guitar-driven music.

Influenced by the likes of songwriters like Rob Thomas, guitar hero’s like John Mayer, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix, as well R&B singers like Chris Brown and Justin Bieber, Mason’s sound bridges modern pop hooks with timeless storytelling, often exploring themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.

Mason’s debut album From The Basement (2020) introduced listeners to his emotive vocals and dreamy melodies, while singles like “He Would Say”, “Monorail”, and “Empty” from his latest album The In Between (2025) further expanded his catalog.

Some of Mason’s most impactful work has come through collaborations. His project Blue Dreams (2023) with Parker Rudd and the Sadie EP (2021) with Jordan Jack have become fan favorites, with songs from both projects ranking among his best-performing releases. He also teamed up with Adam Turley on his acclaimed album Color, delivering the standout feature “Not Like You.”

Beyond his own releases, Mason has built a reputation as a writer and producer for other artists. He has produced music for talents like Paige Fish and Parker Rudd, as well as co-written songs with artists including , Adam Turley, Jordan Jack, Obi Ben, helloworld, Faletti and more. These collaborations highlight his versatility and his ability to elevate the creative visions of others while continuing to refine his own artistry.

Whether releasing solo material, collaborating with peers, or shaping songs behind the scenes, Mason’s music resonates for its honesty and relatability. From intimate acoustic ballads to infectious indie-pop anthems, he remains committed to crafting songs that connect deeply with listeners while pointing toward an exciting future in his career as an artist.