Genre: New Age
Hometown: New York, NY

Franki Love is an award-winning singer, songwriter, and classically trained pianist whose musical journey began at the age of four. She launched her career performing in Los Angeles coffee shops, quickly attracting the attention of notable producers and musicians drawn to her emotive songwriting and distinctive sound.

Love’s breakthrough came at the L.A. Music Awards, where she was honored as Female Singer/Songwriter of the Year and received Single of the Year for her acclaimed song “Shadow.” The track also earned recognition from the Billboard International Song Contest, while its official music video appeared on the Grammy ballot for Best Music Video and was nominated at the Hollywood Film Festival. Her song “Love Like It’s Never Gonna Hurt” won Best Song from Songwriter Universe, and she has been recognized with ASCAP’s Popular Award.

Franki’s self-titled debut album was released independently, leading to international performances and a steadily growing fan base. In 2017, she released Otias, a deeply personal album dedicated to her mother, who passed away from cancer in 2013. Supported by a successful Kickstarter campaign, Otias was created under the mentorship of legendary producer Phil Ramone, who encouraged her artistic expression through grief. The album includes three tracks produced by Grammy Award–winning David Kershenbaum (known for Tracy Chapman’s Fast Car).

Continuing to explore music as a form of healing, Franki released her guided meditation EP Peace Within in 2018. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she self-produced her next album, The Sun—a collection of songs tuned to 432hz—which was released in 2020 and appeared on the Grammy ballot. She followed with The Moon in 2022, a New Age instrumental/piano album featuring healing frequencies that also earned a place on the Grammy ballot.

Her fifth full-length album, The Sky, arrived in September 2023. Produced by Love, the album features Grammy Award–winning artists Steven Halpern, Michael Hoppe, and Hex Hector. In 2025, she released The Stars, an album she fully produced herself, continuing her artistic evolution—and once again appearing on the Grammy ballot.

A visionary independent artist, Franki Love continues to craft music that blends emotional depth, spiritual resonance, and timeless musicianship.