Give us a little insight on the parts of drag culture that you are pulling from and influenced by. I love drag, honestly everything about it. Drag queens just are exactly what they want to be and I strive for that confidence. I use elements of drag into my looks exploring with makeup and fashion and there’s a level of energy I get at drag shows I can’t get anywhere else. I want to find my own form of drag and use it with my music. Tell us a little bit about your design choices as an artist. What kind of imagery do you seek out to have be a part of your branding?
My design is a combination of many things I still need to find the balance for. I use nature as literal imagery but I want to portray indie rock, glam, punk with a bit of popstar. I want my audience to see my opposites and always feel their style can fit in with mine. Moving forward I want to continue to develop my look to something more drastic, when in doubt, freak them out. With your EP, The Vision, releases what do you hope that people experience from the full catalogue of your songs?
I want people to experience what it is like inside my head. For years, I couldn’t get music out of my head and I couldn’t figure out how to make it tangible. The busyness of these songs are to show how much sound comes at you everyday and how much sound goes through my head eveyrday. Added, the last song is the most emotional song I ever wrote, making it to the end would show myself in my most vulnerable state. Is there anything else that people should be on the look out for from you?
Absolutely, I have been doing music for almost my entire life and I am not going to stop working on musical projects. After this, I have singles on the way, but I want to focus on producing more. I’m currently working on music for podcast intros, a short film, some tracks for businesses, and a friend’s passion project, so feel free to hit me up and stay tuned for the singles!
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