Harper Cassidy is a fearless voice in the world of "old-wave" Dixieland honky tonk country music, known for her unapologetic storytelling and sharp social commentary. She sings of days gone by, yearning for a world that no longer exists, and isn't afraid to use her God-given talents to speak uncomfortable truths. This boldness has made her a target of censorship across social media platforms, record labels, and distributors, but Harper remains undeterred in her mission to deliver music that captures the rawness of life as she sees it.
 

A proud Sooner from Lawton, Oklahoma, Harper had the opportunity to study at both the University of Oklahoma and the University of Alabama. Her unmistakable presence has made her a favorite at college venues and county fairs alike, cementing her status as a rising star in country music over the past few years. Her debut album, Wildflowers, is a reflection of her life, political views, and a heartfelt reaction to a world spiraling into chaos. Harper Cassidy stands as a beacon of unfiltered authenticity in a music landscape increasingly watered down by compromise.