Shapeshifting chameleon, singer-songwriter, rapper, dancer and performance artist.

Yes, that’s true! I started dancing when I was 3 years old and by age 5 I was already on stage competing in dance, singing and talent contests. From that point onwards I was kind of always obsessed with being on stage and having an audience… and I guess it never stopped! I left my small beach town to go to a performing arts high school in Sydney and as soon as I finished at 18, I started working as a professional dancer internationally. I worked as a professional dancer in classical, contemporary, musical theatre and burlesque… which eventually led me to be a showgirl in Paris.

Yes, when I first moved to Paris it definitely wasn’t easy. I knew nobody, I couldn’t speak the language… I was actually stealing cans of tuna from the supermarket (Klepto) and sleeping on a mattress so thin I could feel the floor. Someone even threw a burger at me out of their car window because I was wearing one of my crazy wigs, high shoes and mini skirts. I’m pretty sure they called me a ‘salope’, aka slut… I remember at that moment that I would take pride in who I was and not let other people's small minds affect my sense of self. I went out that night with burger sauce on my top ‘très salope chic!’ Lucky for me, over time being my unapologetic self paid off – I found my community in Paris – and I've never felt more at home since.

Music is the ultimate outlet for me. Nothing can compare to people all together in a room singing the same words, dancing to the same rhythm like a tribe, and breathing the same air… that is the fucking power of music.

Yes! She is the ultimate badass, the blueprint. She was also a dancer originally that went into music like me. I like that she has an ‘I don’t give a fuck’ attitude but she’s probably one of the hardest-working artists of all time.  I also love that she really gave people a show… like full-on showgirl 10000% showbiz!

It’s true, I’m really determined and ruthless some may say (laughs). I know what I want and I probably won’t stop till I get it! I think the combination of different styles (pop, techno, hyper pop, dance, rap, etc.) makes it interesting to listen to.  I’ve always loved a wide genre of music –think of it as making a sandwich, you suddenly add a new ingredient and it’s not always the taste for everyone but the ones who love it, love it! It’s like beautiful chaos. I like having juxtaposing ideas.
Follow The Night is actually a really sad song about substance abuse, yet everyone dances to it in the club because of the uptempo beat and futuristic voice – it makes it seem light for a dark topic. Techno and pop, light and shade, fragile and powerful... I know people love to put a label on everything but me, I’m a bit anti labels. I expect my audience to feel free and empowered by my music, to lose inhibition and enter another state on the dance floor.

Thank you!  My process changes all the time for each song… Sometimes I have the lyrics written first, or a theme/concept, or even a character like who is she, what is her story… Other times it may be Marlon Magnee, my producer, who makes a beat and then I’m inspired by that. I honestly don’t have one formula that I stick to, like everything I do in life… I just keep going until it works!

Yes. I’ve always been drawn to the magic of the night. I feel people are more themselves when the moon is out. I’m very inspired by the creatures of the night! Plus, I spent my entire youth in clubs on the dance floor and it's where I feel most free. People lose their inhibitions on a dance floor – you don’t need to speak to be having a conversation with everyone around you – I love that!

Yes, the visuals/aesthetics are extremely important in my project. Nightshade the song is originally written about the lethal plant Belladonna Nightshade, it’s harmless and beautiful but also deadly. I worked with Aymeric Bergada Du Cadet, who directed the video. He’s a genius. He even made the knife dress from scratch, sewing it all by hand. We wanted to create a feeling of being trapped in a nightmare or a bad trip. You’re not really sure what is real anymore.

That’s completely right. I’m very inspired by both, the past and the future. I definitely want to break moulds and redesign music. I want to take people on a journey, into another reality.

I don’t think I could do that even if I tried (laughs).

So many! But, at the moment, Tommy Cash, Rosalía and Eartheater.

Yes, I’ll be continuing my world tour: Spain, United States, Germany, France, United Kingdom and Australia; but, most importantly, I’ll be releasing my debut album this year! I’m so excited to share with the world what I’ve been working on!