You’ve debuted this year and already made it to the top 20 of the UK charts. How are you processing this significant achievement this early in your career?
I’m overwhelmed but excited for what’s to come. Top 20 is mad! I’m trying to keep things as ‘normal’ as I can so that I can have a steady mind. It’s a bit scary how quickly my life has changed, but I couldn’t be more grateful and honored to have this opportunity.
Your debut single “low down” has already reached over 20 million streams. Did the meaning of the song change since you’ve gotten so many reactions from people?
No. The meanings of my songs never change from my perspective. But obviously, other people find their own meanings in my music. That’s what’s so great about music; it holds meaning in so many ways with other people.
You grew up in Kent. How did your hometown affect the music you’re making?
I’m really inspired by my hometown. Where I come from people struggle and need to be heard. I am using my music to help be a voice. Aside from my lyrics, the DNB influence is a genre that I listen to for fun, and somehow it’s become a part of my sound.
