Ann Claire DiRusso is an American indie rock musician based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Career DiRusso released her first two songs, "Gone/Blue Walls," in 2017. DiRusso's third song was released in 2018 titled "Dead Dogs". DiRusso released her fourth song in 2018 titled "Don't Swerve." Also in 2018, DiRusso released a song titled "Jonathan." DiRusso released her song "20" in 2020. In Late 2020, DiRusso released "Judgements From The World’s Greatest Band." In March 2021, DiRusso released the song "Nine Months," and it became a viral hit on TikTok. In July 2021, DiRusso released a cover of Tommy James and the Shondells, "I Think We're Alone Now." In August of the same year, DiRusso released "Coming Soon" which also went viral on TikTok and has amassed nearly ten million streams on Spotify. In April 2022, DiRusso released "Infinite Jest." In August 2022, she released "Call It All Off." In November, DiRusso released "Nauseous," the first single from her debut EP. The second single, "Emerson" was released in February 2023. DiRusso's debut EP titled "God, I Hate This Place" was released on February 24, 2023. She followed up the release of the EP with the release of her debut album Super Pedestrian on March 7, 2025.
Personal life DiRusso grew up in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. She is queer.
Discography Albums Title Details Super Pedestrian Released: March 7, 2025 Label: Summer Soup Songs Formats: Digital download, streaming, vinyl
Extended plays Title Details God, I Hate This Place Released: February 24, 2023 Label: Annie DiRusso / Good Partners Formats: Digital download, streaming, vinyl
Singles YearTitleAlbum/EP 2017"Gone" rowspan="12" "Blue Walls"2018"Dead Dogs""Don't Swerve""Jonathan"2020"20""Judgements From The World’s Greatest Band"2021"Nine Months""I Think We're Alone Now""Coming Soon"2022"Infinite Jest""Call It All Off""Nauseous"2023"Emerson"
Tours Headlining God, I Love This Tour (2023)
Supporting Declan McKenna - Zeros Tour USA (2022) Samia - Loving You Thanking You Tour (2021) Peach Pit (band) - (2024) The Beaches (band) - No Hard Feelings Tour (2025)
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