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  Hollie Gautiér is an artist making waves with her unique blend of pop and electronic music. From a background of classical piano and songwriting to her emergence in the vibrant London electronic scene, Hollie has created a sound that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her lyrical depth and undeniable hooks have captivated audiences, and with a new single, "Need Your Love," and an upcoming EP and headline show, she's ready to share her most confident work yet. Today, we'll dive into her creative process, her journey from the countryside to the city, and what's next for this rising star. Tori: Your music is a fascinating blend of electronic genres with modern pop. Can you elaborate on how you navigate this unique sonic space and what draws you to these seemingly different styles? Hollie: I trust my intuition when making music and try not to box myself in. I’ve been writing songs for over 20 years, mostly on piano, and I’ve always listened to a wide ...

An exciting new voice on the music scene, Rose White blends soulful introspection with indie-pop sensibilities, creating a sound that's both delicate and powerful. Her raspy vocals and heartfelt lyrics have captivated listeners, and her unique visual aesthetic has made her a standout artist. We sat down with Rose to discuss her musical journey, creative process, and what's next for her career. Tori: How would you describe your sound to someone who's never heard your musicbefore? Rose: I'd say it's a blend of soul, funk, and pop dressed in raspy vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and groove. Tori: Your vocals are both delicate and powerful—how did you develop your signature style? Rose: It came with hours and hours of practice. I played lots of function gigs and open mics. Basically, any chance to be on stage and sing, I took it. All of it strengthened my voice and taught me how to control it. Tori: What themes do you find yourself returning to in your songwriting? Rose: Rela...

  Get ready to dive into the world of Natasha Rose, a rising artist whose music speaks to the dreamers and big-hearted. In this interview, Natasha shares insights into her creative process, the inspiration behind her latest release, "Catastrophe," and her journey as an aspiring pop star. Tori: "Catastrophe" is out now! How does it feel to finally share this "scream-in-your-car song" with the world, and what has the initial reaction been like? Natasha: I have never been so excited to put a song out! I knew how special "Catastrophe" was going to be from the moment I started writing it. I loved how it tapped into the sarcastic, dramatic, and even comical sides of myself. As a bit of a people-pleaser, it was kind of healing to write what I wish I could say to the people I never want to see again. I guess a lot of people can relate to that cheeky inner voice they wish they could let out because I have had an amazing initial reaction from friends, fami...

  Today, chat with Alex Haines, a captivating artist whose journey in music began even before she could speak. From belting out "I'm a Little Teapot" in a high chair to crafting intricate melodic metal, Alex has forged a unique path as a self-producing musician. Join us as we delve into her earliest musical memories, the inspirations behind her powerful songwriting, and the pivotal moments that shaped her solo career, including her upcoming EP, "The Rain on Your Parade." Tori: Given your deep history with music, singing since before you could talk, what's your earliest memory of connecting with music on an emotional level? Alex: I’ll give you a few, since they all feel connected. My earliest memory is of sitting in a high chair, singing “I’m a Little Teapot” (replete with interpretive dance) while my parents cheered me on, like an audience watching a legitimate stage performance. It felt magical. Months later, I learned to walk while “California Dreamin” by ...

  Naomi Dawes, is a rising star in the Avant-Garde Hip Hop scene. Naomi is not only a captivating vocalist but also a masterful producer, completely self-contained in her artistic endeavors. Join us as she shares insights into her unique creative process, her influences, and what it truly means to forge your own path in the ever-evolving world of music. Tori: How did you first discover your voice as both a vocalist and a producer within the Avant-Garde Hip Hop space? Naomi: It definitely took a while for me to find my voice; a lot of experimenting, vocally and production-wise. I think just writing songs and making beats, learning more about how to mix, really helped me understand who I am as an artist and what kind of music I want to make. Tori: Your music is strikingly unique—how do you approach blending experimental sounds with strong lyrical storytelling? Naomi: I always say that I’m a bit of a magpie when it comes to making beats. I take sounds from different genres and blend ...

In a music landscape often dominated by fleeting trends, 14-year-old songwriter Krisha is on a mission to revive meaningful music. She blends the "storytelling magic of the 1900s" with "the bold creativity of 2025," aiming to restore vulnerability and emotional depth to today's sound. In this interview, Krisha shares her unique creative process, the inspirations behind her heartfelt lyrics, and the journey of a young artist committed to authenticity. From personal experiences that ignited her passion to the profound influence of Taylor Swift, discover how Krisha is crafting songs that resonate deeply and leave a lasting impact.   Tori:  Your mission is to "bring back the kind of music that means something" and "make music they remember." What specific elements or qualities do you believe are missing from today's music landscape that you aim to restore? Krisha: I think what's missing from a lot of today's music is vulnerability. Mo...

  With her lowercase moniker and emotionally potent songwriting, maphe is carving out a unique space in alt-pop. Her latest single, “you’re so cool”, is a self-aware anthem of unrequited love, blending vulnerable lyricism with a deceptively upbeat sound. Known for her brutally honest songwriting, layered vocals, and introspective storytelling, maphe continues to evolve while staying rooted in past versions of herself. In this candid interview, she opens up about her creative process, emotional growth, and what comes next. Tori: You just released your new single “you’re so cool” – what inspired this self-aware take on unrequited love? maphe: A past ‘relationship,’ if I can even call it that, with someone who really didn’t care about me at all. I knew they weren’t as into me as I was into them, but I just couldn’t stop hanging on. Writing this song now that I’m in a totally different place mentally was really cathartic, but I felt so bad for the old me who had no self-worth and let s...

 Charlie Aky's return to music is an inspiring story. Discover how a lockdown guitar sparked a new chapter for this rising UK artist, fueled by TikTok and a lifelong passion for performing. From learning 'Wonderwall' to signing with a label in Berlin, Charlie shares his journey of rediscovery and the influences that shape his sound. Tori: Your journey back to music is incredibly powerful. Can you tell us about the moment during lockdown when you picked up that old guitar again? Charlie: I’d had a guitar sitting in my room for years. Between working full-time and everything else life throws at you, I just never made the time to really sit down and learn it. The idea of starting from scratch always felt a bit overwhelming. The first song I learned was WonderwalI. know, cliché, but still a great song.  Things really clicked for me when I got to the point where I could play and sing at the same time. That’s when I got properly hooked. I still remember the moment it happened. I ...