Turning heartbreak and introspection into angst-pop anthems, Cassie Dasilva’s songs explore breakups, nostalgia, and learning to love again. Known for her strong lyrical ability, catchy hooks, and sugary vocals, Dasilva gained notability with her TikTok viral track “Unsolicited Contact”, and has amassed a growing fanbase with over 6 million streams.

Bursting onto the pop scene with a comparatively glossier sound, Dasilva released "Welcome to My Castle" and “Rough Cut” under Universal Music Canada in 2018, followed by the independent releases of “Season’s Greetings” and “Still in Love”.

In 2021, Dasilva independently released singles ‘Unsolicited Contact’, ‘We Might Break Up’, and ‘I Don’t Trust Anyone Anymore’ and their accompanying DIY-music videos to viral fanfare, leading to the culminating release of her debut EP, ‘Enough’. Upon its release, EARMILK raved, “The vulnerability in this EP stands out. It's like she's talking to her audience as a best friend in a confiding moment. Her ability to pinpoint specific details throughout a relationship ties this EP together.”

Dasilva’s most recent EP release ‘you don’t wanna feel this much all the time’, saw her return to working alongside Juno award-winning producer Hill Kourkoutis. Listeners got the first sonic taste of the new EP earlier this year in the form of singles “part of the club”, “middle child” and “what’s my excuse?”. Perhaps almost as recognizable as her voice on this project are Dasilva’s visual pairings that come alongside her music. The project shows a darker introspective side to Dasilva while delivering the angst-pop anthems she’s built an audience around, eagerly awaiting what’s next for the budding artist.