I always had an interest in music, when I was a kid I took every opportunity to learn an instrument and I remember I had this inner drawing to be an artist. Not that there was anyone I specifically looked up to, but I remember being 5 years old and whenever people started talking about artists I started to feel sad that I wasn’t one already.

This is my party project, we started writing it the summer of 2020 and with everything shut down this was my way to keep the party going. On the ICON EP I really got into my upbringing and the trauma of being a teenager so for the new EP I wanted to write more about what my life has become since then. It’s also partly about longing for a post-pandemic life and indulging in that fantasy.

I just love a good ass party to be honest, and dancing! When I started writing music, I first thought that I was going be like an indie-folk artist but I’m so drawn to the party and extroverted side of art that I just can’t help myself in the studio.

I started thinking a lot about this when Spotify was really into making some songs major hits but then no one knew the artist. I thought about the artists we see as icons today. We never just think about “that one song” but we think of the person. Music is personal, so it’s been very important to me to not just focus on music but all of me, especially with the new EP.

No, not really, I just felt like nobody got what I was trying to do, especially in Sweden and I’m a doer. So, I just went ahead and over time I started working as a label! It has been a blessing to be able to grow my career so close to my fans and have the freedom to try out all my ideas.

I like to talk about sex in a playful way because sometimes you just want to have fun with your sexuality and not be so serious about it like with WET or GOOD PUSS, those are fun songs about enjoying your sexuality and I think playing with sexuality takes the pressure away of just being alive essentially!

Heavily involved might be an overstatement, but the scene has definitely had a heavy impact on me. It comes down to the playfulness that I said earlier and aesthetic of the culture. If I wasn’t such a goth I’d probably be really into fantasy roleplaying too. But it excites me to be around people that really indulge themselves in a very playful but serious way. We’re just freaks who have this space where we’re accepted and I’m so drawn to it and the freedom.

Sometimes I do see in my head how I’d make the visuals to elevate or make the song more understandable when I’m writing the song. I like to think of how the elements sound, not just what I’m singing about but more like “is this a metallic song or is this a rubbery song?” Everything is always about texture with me.

I’ve never viewed myself as a tech girl but I just love expanding the barrier for what you can do in real life. I felt really limited only working with natural environments so that’s why I turned to the tech side. I also think we all need fantasy and dream worlds, that’s what a lot of my art is about, it’s creating this fantasy world where everything’s gooey, electric and sexy!

I live for live! There’s just nothing like it. I love a genuine live experience with lots of dancing, ass shaking and general silliness - I especially like to take a beer shower to cool off mid-show. When you play live, you only have this one unique experience with the fans and I truly want to make the most of it. The whole idea is that we party together!

An album! I say this to everyone, but I’d love to work with a bigger team on an album. I’m longing so much to collaborate with other artists and creatives on a bigger piece of work so now I'm on the lookout to pick a team and truly get my music out there.