Rising singer-songwriter and Hopeless Records signee Remy is on the 'up and up'.

Rising singer-songwriter Remy has just dropped his new album, ‘could the grass be greener’. His second full-length, it sees the New York artist showcase his formidable songwriting skills (he’s previously written for the likes of The Chainsmokers and Alexander 23, you know) and leaning into the idea of, “what if?”

Hi Remy! How’s it going? What are you up to today? Hey guys. I’m good - today, I’m going to a session with the legendary Public Library Commute. We’re cooking up a little something special. What first inspired you to start making music? Everyone in my dad’s family is a musician, so it was only natural that I got into it. I would say, though, that it was John Mayer’s ‘Room For Squares’ album that made me grab a guitar. Can you remember the first song you ever wrote, or worked on? I don’t know if it was the first song I ever wrote, but one of the earliest I can remember was a song called ‘Coffee Shop Girl’. Still slaps imo. What were your first steps to getting into the music industry? You started out writing/producing? I was signed to Sony as a writer and began writing a ton for other artists. Definitely a good boot camp cause it helped me find the type of music I wanted to make for myself.