Molly Fletcher is a genre-blending violinist, composer, and recording artist celebrated for her versatile artistry. Known for her expressive performances, Molly has shared stages with notable artists such as Halsey, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Lopez, and Doja Cat. Recent engagements include joining Matteo Bocelli on his debut US tour, two Madison Square Garden performances, and the Tonight Show supporting UK superstar Raye.

No stranger to recorded music, Molly's playing has graced film and TV scores, as well as chart-topping hits such as "Drive" by Clean Bandit, and Damien Escobar’s “Taboo,” which spent two weeks at number one on Billboard’s Smooth Jazz Chart. In a recent milestone, Molly scored the original soundtrack for "I'm Fine," a short film directed by Sharlene Radlein set to debut this year. She has performed across genres at venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall, Barclays Center, and Broadway. Molly's soloist engagements include performances with the Chelsea Symphony and collaborations with distinguished orchestras such as Orchestra of St. Lukes, One World Symphony, the Knights, and the Brooklyn Orchestra.

Beyond her musical pursuits, Molly's influence extends to the fashion world, where she has made numerous appearances in Project Runway, New York Fashion Week, and Vogue Italia to name a few. Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Molly graduated magna cum laude from New York University with dual degrees in Music Performance and Psychology.

Her original music is available worldwide on all digital music platforms. When she's not playing the violin, Molly enjoys photography, cooking, yoga, and exploring the outdoors.