Macy Medford biography

 

InPlay Records has signed the face of recording artist Macy Medford who is a singer/songwriter born and raised in Katy, Texas.  Macy met Eddie Corral, CEO of InPlay, in June of 2013 at Springboard South Music Festival in Houston, Texas. Since then, the two have spent countless hours perfecting her craft, working on her music and acting projects. The two have been seen walking the Recording Academy Red Carpet Event for the last 4 years as well as the exclusive Clive Davis Party and Musicares. Macy has been in the entertainment industry since she was in elementary school and is now 23 years old. After graduating with honors from Belmont University in Nashville, TN she received her BFA in Musical Theatre and has made the move to New York City where she has been auditioning for broadway shows and other projects. Corral said, “She is one of the most amazing, gifted talents I have ever worked with.”

Macy released her freshman album, at 14 years old, with an impressive CD release party of over 500 people in attendance at StereoLive in Houston, Texas. Her fan base has continually grown over the years and she is a popular voice on YouTube. Of Macy’s accomplishments, her songwriting awards are at the top of her list.  When she was 14 years old she was the Grand Prize winner for her songwriting where she received a famous signed guitar and recording time. She is an avid reader who loves to write songs that reflect upon her own personal experiences as a young adult navigating through life.

Last year, Macy released a new music video for her song “I’m Done” that has picked up thousands of views. Her songs “I’m Done” and “Not Broken” have been on the national radio circuit, including 200 college radio stations. Her songs have also been picked up by multiple TV Networks, including most recently E! Network’s hit TV show, “Total Bellas”.

In November 2017, Macy was written up in Broadway World Magazine for her role in Fiddler on the Roof saying, “Macy Medford very nearly steals the show as Grandma Tzeitel during Tevye's raucous dream sequence.”  

Through all of these accomplishments, Macy has also been able to stay on the Belmont Dean’s List every semester, and continue to be a member of the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.  In May of 2017, Macy loved studying abroad in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where she studied economics, writing, and the cultures of other countries. Also that year she interned for the highly respected casting director Gordon Greenberg at the Broadway Teacher’s Workshop in Manhattan, NY. 

Last November 2018, Macy was the leading role of Violet Hilton in the musical Side Show at Belmont University. The next month, December 2018, she was the role of Patty Simcox in Grease at the StudioTenn Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee. She was recently nominated for Best Actress for her role in Side Show at the Broadway World Awards among other amazing professional actresses. She currently is the role of Ruth in Thoroughly Modern Millie which will open in March at the Trout Theatre on Belmont’s campus.

Although Macy has always been focused on her singing/songwriting, she remained involved in a public high school where she was Homecoming Queen, President of Studio VII Theatre Company, a member of the advanced Choir, and a graduate of National Honor Society for her academics.   

Macy’s history with the entertainment industry runs deep. She was on a national Disney Channel commercial when she was 12, in high school won the Grand Prize of The Dallas Songwriters Association Contest for her song, “Just Me and You”, and she opened for Kids Bop at the House of Blues in Dallas and Houston.  She has performed many live concerts in venues such as Warehouse Live and the infamous Fitzgerald’s. She was Nominated for Pop Artist of The Year at age 14 at the Los Angeles Music Awards, and her song “Just Me and You” hit #1 on TweenPopRadio.com the first week it debuted.  She filmed her first music video when she was 14 in Los Angeles at an old home of Marilyn Monroe's.

Macy enjoys using her talents to help in the community as well. She was a 6-year member of National Charity League philanthropic organization. She has performed for the Houston Astros, The United States Army, The American Cancer Society, The Roger Clemens Foundation and many more.