Biography
A singer and songwriter of notable versatility, Hilary Roberts possesses a powerful voice and an expansive stylistic palette that stretches from polished mainstream pop into country, gospel, and jazz. Her recordings consistently deliver uplifting themes centered on hope, recovery, and resilience in the face of hardship. She has performed across the United States, Mexico, and Europe, issuing her first album in 2007 before resurfacing more than ten years afterward with a luminous sound marked by prominent electronic elements.
Born in Dallas, Texas, Roberts launched her professional singing career at age ten, only to suffer vocal loss from strain after several years. Extended speech therapy and gradual vocal rehabilitation eventually restored her abilities, leading to the 2007 release of her debut full-length, Happy So Bad. Though she sustained activity throughout the ensuing decade, a life-threatening operation forced a temporary pause in her work. In 2018 she reemerged with the optimistic pop single “There for You,” created alongside Grammy-winning producer Neal Pogue and collaborators Eric Sanicola and Damon Sharpe.
Born in Dallas, Texas, Roberts launched her professional singing career at age ten, only to suffer vocal loss from strain after several years. Extended speech therapy and gradual vocal rehabilitation eventually restored her abilities, leading to the 2007 release of her debut full-length, Happy So Bad. Though she sustained activity throughout the ensuing decade, a life-threatening operation forced a temporary pause in her work. In 2018 she reemerged with the optimistic pop single “There for You,” created alongside Grammy-winning producer Neal Pogue and collaborators Eric Sanicola and Damon Sharpe.
Albums
Singles
