Kelci Hahn

Kelci Hahn is a Los Angeles-based soprano and SAG-AFTRA session vocalist recognized for her “stratospheric ease” and “pure, killer tone.” A versatile performer spanning opera, contemporary classical music, and commercial recording, she appears regularly as a soloist, chorister, and featured performer with the Los Angeles Master Chorale, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Industry Opera, and other leading arts organizations.

Recent stage highlights include performances with the LA Philharmonic, including the multi Grammy Award-winning world premiere of Gabriela Ortiz’s Revolución diamantina with Gustavo Dudamel; Meredith Monk’s ATLAS (Spirit Guide), directed by Yuval Sharon; and Ellen Reid’s The World as You’ve Known It Doesn’t Exist. With Industry Opera, she appeared in Star Choir at the Mount Wilson Observatory and originated the role of Makwa in the company’s acclaimed production of Sweet Land. Additional highlights include touring performances with the Los Angeles Master Chorale, including Schütz’s Musikalische Exequien and David Lang’s before and after nature.

An accomplished recording artist and vocal contractor, Kelci has contributed her voice to more than 100 film, television, and video game projects. Her featured solo work can be heard in Arcane, Jentry Chau vs. the Underworld, Brilliant Minds, Superman & Lois, and numerous other productions. As a vocal contractor, she has led and coordinated vocal ensembles for projects including Dicks: The Musical, The Odyssey, and the Academy Awards. Ensemble recording credits include Wicked, Avatar: The Way of Water, Wish, Turning Red, Frozen II, Disenchanted, and many more.

Outside of performance, Kelci works as a producer, project manager and business affairs consultant in the entertainment and interactive media industries. She has supported music, legal, and production initiatives for companies including Riot Games and currently works with the Legal team at HYBE America, bringing a unique perspective at the intersection of creative production, music, and entertainment law.

A graduate of UCLA in Vocal Performance and Music Education, Kelci previously directed award-winning choral ensembles at Hamilton High School’s Visual and Performing Arts Magnet and continues to work with young artists.