Casey Conroy’s newest TikTok account has a bio that reads like a mission statement: “documenting the years before it happens.” The indie-pop singer-songwriter has been releasing music since 2019, has about 9,700 followers and 647,000 likes on her main account, @iamcaseyconroy, and this year started a second one, @casey.conroy, built around that line.
At a glance
- Name: Casey Conroy
- From: Orlando, Florida; moved to Southern California in 2022
- Sound: Indie pop and folk-leaning singer-songwriter
- Newest single: “Ugh.. Lennie” (July 8, 2026)
- Coming next: “75” (presave open on her site)
- TikTok: @iamcaseyconroy (main) and @casey.conroy
Who is Casey Conroy?
Casey grew up in Orlando with music in the house. In a 2022 Orlando Weekly profile, she explained that her dad, a musician from Ireland who never pursued it professionally, wrote songs, had her sing them and recorded covers and originals with her in a small home studio. She was playing piano and writing her own songs by 12, and lists Duran Duran, Depeche Mode and Irish folk music among her influences.
She got over stage fright by playing every Orlando stage she could, then released her debut EP, It’s Just Living, in October 2021. The concept came from her dad, who used to tell her and her sisters that “life’s not that serious.” In early 2022 she moved to Southern California, her first time living anywhere but Orlando, and she described handling her own marketing, branding, booking, producing and writing as a “DIY frenzy.”
What is “Ugh.. Lennie”?
“Ugh.. Lennie” is her newest single, released July 8, 2026. She wrote and produced it with her longtime creative partner Willy Colón, who also mixed and mastered it. The official lyric video, directed by Eric Huy Nguyen of Adorn Films, has passed 32,000 views on YouTube, and she followed it with a stripped-back “live from my living room” version in August. Her own description of who will like it: fans of Holly Humberstone, The Japanese House and Gracie Abrams.
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Casey’s next song is called “75.” Would you presave it?
What is “live from my living room”?
It is a series of live sessions she recorded in what she calls her “250 sq ft living room.” So far it includes “People On The Internet,” “Long Drive” and “Ugh.. Lennie.” The “People On The Internet” session, produced and mixed by Willy Colón with Pepe Hidalgo on drums, is the most watched of the three.
What else has Casey Conroy released?
- “Nice Boy” (2019), one of her first singles.
- “Best Shoes” with COASTCITY (2020), which OnesToWatch premiered.
- It’s Just Living (2021), her debut EP, including “Over You,” “Mad,” “California” and “Start Over.”
- “Cashew” (2023), plus a stripped-down version.
- “Glad You Hate Me” and “In My Head” (2024).
- “Man On The Moon,” “Embers,” “Long Drive” and “The Ballad of Judy Lane” (2025).
- “People On The Internet” (May 2026) and “Ugh.. Lennie” (July 2026).
She has also collaborated with Cannibal Kids (“Niceboysweetgirl,” 2021) and url (“high life,” 2023).
Why we are featuring Casey Conroy
Casey’s new account is built around the in-between, the years before anything “happens.” With seven years of releases, a steady creative partnership and a new song on the way, she is worth following now, while she is still documenting the before.
Where to find Casey Conroy
- TikTok: @iamcaseyconroy and @casey.conroy
- Instagram: @iamcaseyconroy
- YouTube: Casey Conroy
- Spotify: Casey Conroy
- Apple Music: Casey Conroy
- Presave “75”: fvr.fan/caseyconroy
- Management: mgmt@tenintwelve.com
Frequently asked questions
Who is Casey Conroy?
Casey Conroy is an indie-pop singer-songwriter who grew up in Orlando, Florida, and moved to Southern California in 2022. She posts as @iamcaseyconroy and @casey.conroy on TikTok and has been releasing music since 2019.
What is Casey Conroy’s newest song?
“Ugh.. Lennie,” released July 8, 2026, followed by a “live from my living room” version in August. Her official site has a presave for her next song, “75.”
Who produces Casey Conroy’s music?
Her longtime creative partner Willy Colón. He co-wrote most of her debut EP, It’s Just Living, and co-wrote, produced and mixed “Ugh.. Lennie.”
What is “live from my living room”?
A series of live recordings Casey made in what she calls her “250 sq ft living room,” including “People On The Internet,” “Long Drive” and “Ugh.. Lennie.”
Who does Casey Conroy sound like?
Her own video descriptions point fans of Holly Humberstone, The Japanese House and Gracie Abrams her way.
How do I contact Casey Conroy?
Her official site lists mgmt@tenintwelve.com.
Vianka Petines is a sharp, versatile writer with a gift for creative flair and the colorful details that make an artist’s story come alive. One of The LA Note’s most prolific contributors, she covers music and entertainment across the board. Away from the keyboard, she’s happiest helping her family and playing with her pets.
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