Eph See

I heard Eph See’s song “Malachi the Uber Driver” listening to the NPR All Songs Considered podcast while i was mowing my lawn.  And just like Robin Hilton said as he set-up the song before playing it, I was struck by it so much that I stopped what I was doing and just … listened.

Most often, our guests are musicians that I’ve seen play live, met them at the merch table, and invited them to come on the show.  So reaching out to someone “out of nowhere” had me a little nervous – but Eph could not have been more kind and sweet and agreed to come on for an episode.  And I am so excited to dive in to their story and share their music.

In addition to the popularity of “Malachi”, Eph See recently had their song “Pink” used in the Malcom In The Middle Reboot series on Disney+.

With new music on the horizon, we are certain that you will enjoy Eph See’s music, story and entire vibe.  Check it out so you can say you knew their music before it went worldwide.

Artist Bio

When it comes to making music independently, Boston born artist, Eph See, truly shines. Unsigned and unmanaged, Eph See has built their musical career from the ground up with the help of their creative community of friends. Their debut EP, g*rlhood, released in October of 2021, landed them features in Lyrical Lemonade and The Fader, all without the budget or marketing of a label; a true test to their dedication & the quality of their work. Their most recent achievements include landing their first sync placement in S1E3 of Disney+’s Malcolm in the Middle Reboot, and performing on the mainstage at NYC Pride 2026.

They are known to float from genre to genre, oftentimes mixing multiple together to create something entirely new. Luckily for them, this ability to be fluid in their songwriting and composition has an outlet when writing with and for other artists like Heather la Rose and Moselle. The only rule they have when songwriting? Be potently honest.

Eph See’s latest project, a mixtape titled “xoxo, eph”, was received with love and recognized by WBUR and dreamworldgirlzine for its honesty, storytelling, and composition. And their current work keeps raising the bar higher and higher, receiving praise in the press from the Senior Producer of NPR’s Tiny Desk, Robin Hilton, on Top Shelf 2025 and All Songs Considered – and making them pack rooms in NYC & Boston on their first Tour with Deadbeat Girl, Miki Rastula, and Um, Jennifer? And their lastest release “malachi the uber driver” continues to touch hearts nationwide.

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