Described as a “maven of multifacetation” and a “creative force to be reckoned with,” Gracyn Blu (mezzo-soprano) is a Los Angeles–based vocalist, composer, and multi-instrumentalist whose work spans choral music, pop studio work, and opera performance. A three-time encouragement award recipient in the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition, Gracyn's vocal artistry is rooted in classical training but shaped by a lifelong curiosity across genres. Gracyn's voice is known for its warmth, power, and adaptability, with a range that allows them to move fluidly between soprano and alto.

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Gracyn’s love for choral music began early, sparked by the experience of singing with the ACDA national treble choir. They earned a BFA in vocal performance from Carnegie Mellon university.  Gracyn is an auxiliary chorister with the Los Angeles Master Chorale, and a roster alto with Tonality and Choral Arts Initiative. She has performed as a soloist with the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, the College Light Opera Company, and more.
 
Alongside their classical work, Gracyn is a songwriter and producer with a special eye to vocal composition, arrangement, and production. Their background in choral singing informs their distinct approach to vocal layering and harmony, and their artistic practice reflects a belief that genre boundaries are meant to be crossed. A three-time encouragement award recipient in the Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition, Gracyn brings a wide-ranging, collaborative spirit to every musical space they enter.