Clover Stieve (formerly CLOVER) is a singer-songwriter from Frenchtown, NJ blending the genres of folk, pop, and soul. Inspired by the likes of Lake Street Dive, Maggie Rogers, and Carole King, she puts the energy of the 60s and 70s in conversation with contemporary music creating a sound that resonates across generations. From energetic and explosive groove-driven songs that get you on your feet, to songs that bring you to your knees in tears, Clover touches on topics of love, grief, empowerment, and spirituality. Her debut EP Atlas, recorded at Electric Lady Studios, was released in May of 2025 and her full length LP is set to release in 2026.

In 2018, after graduating from Bard College, Clover was invited to participate in NBC's The Voice. She spent a month in LA filming for the show before she decided to leave prior to the premiere and fly home. This was a defining moment for Clover and her career, as she realized the importance of her independence and the power of having complete control over her music and image. Since then, Clover has fluidly moved through her independent artistry with grace. In the fall of 2018 she moved to Brooklyn, NY where she frequently performed in NYC venues like Rockwood Music Hall, Pete's Candy Story, and PIANOS, and made an appearance on WNYC's The Greene Space for Next Best Thing.

After releasing her debut single "This Love" in early 2020, she left Brooklyn and spent a year driving around the country to bring music to the people during the pandemic through street performance with her partner Dani Sundream. While on the road, she started making her own sustainable merch to sell while busking. She thrifted t-shirts, naturally dyed them with plants, and learned to screen print in the various places that became home.

​Sustainability, female empowerment, and social activism guide Clover's music. She co-wrote "Power" for MILCK which was featured on ABC Network for Women's History Month in March of 2022. Following this, she played "War on Women" and "My Kind of Woman" at NYC Women's March. Over the past few years she has been playing beloved venues like the Bethlehem SteelStacks, Ardmore Music Hall, Sellersville Theater, The Colony Woodstock, Bearsville Theater, and City Winery.