Dacelynn
American singer-songwriter
About Dacelynn
Dacelynn Dawn Guest (born February 13, 2004), known professionally as Dacelynn (stylized in lowercase) is an American singer-songwriter. She is best known for her song "80's Makeout Session" which became a viral hit after its release in 2019.
Early life Dacelynn grew up in Fort Worth, Texas. She began creating music around 2019 while in high school, initially uploading music covers online before teaching herself songwriting with GarageBand. She began writing songs for fun, not expecting them to reach a wide audience.
Career Dacelynn released "80's Makeout Session" as a single to SoundCloud on July 17, 2019, which was followed by release on digital streaming platforms on July 24, 2019. It has since amassed over 27 million streams on Spotify and was considered a viral breakout hit by multiple publications.
In 2020, Dacelynn released the EP Twine, which included the song "Serotonin Thief", which was featured in the short film Cherry Bomb by Carolyn Knapp.
She continued to release singles, including "Tell Me What You Want" in 2021, "Stars" in 2022, "Nobody's Home" and "Cracked Teeth" in 2023, and "Rip You Open" in 2024, during which she began traveling from Texas to Los Angeles for collaborative writing sessions. and signed with Nettwerk Music Group.
In 2025, Dacelynn released the song "Russian Doll" after initially sharing a demo of it online, which rapidly gained attention and amassed hundreds of cover versions and half a million streams. She has described this song, which is about identity and compartmentalization, as her most vulnerable. and "Porcelain", which were included on her EP Nine Lives, released December 12, 2025. Dacelynn has supported both Johnny Orlando and Brye as an opening act in June 2026.
Musical style Dacelynn has cited artists like Dodie, Chloe Moriondo and Grace VanderWaal as her initial inspirations. Her music often features gentle guitars, understated production and highly personal lyrics, which have been described as "like poetry". She moved to Los Angeles in August 2024. Released: August 11, 2020Label: Self-released
Released: December 5, 2025Label: Nettwerk
Singles As lead artist Title Year Album "80's Makeout Session" 2019 "Dumb Brain Hours" 2019 "Love and Doubt" 2021 "Tell Me What You Want" 2021 "Stars" 2022 "Nobody's Home" 2023 "Cracked Teeth" 2023 "Rip You Open" 2024 Nine Lives "Russian Doll (Smaller)"2025 "Russian Doll" "Dog Eat Dog" "Moat" "Porcelain"
As featured artist Title Year Album/EP "Baby Bangs" 2024 Lockjaw "Do It Again" 2026 Cycle Breaker
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