What’s the story behind your latest song/album?
See Her is the second drop of my upcoming album, and it’s about that moment you stop believing the voice in your head that tells you you’re not enough. That voice that makes you doubt your worth, compare yourself, feel less-than. You know what I mean? Instead you start seeing yourself like others already do. It’s not a self-love cliché. It’s a shift. A decision. A reframe. Because why is it so hard to see the beauty in ourselves? If others can see it, why can’t we? I think that’s such a shame, cause we really do deserve to be kinder to ourselves. I wrote this song on a day I felt really far away from “her”, I wasn’t being very kind to myself either 😉 I was in my old hood in Paris and even though I was having an amazing time, I really didn’t feel good about myself. The song really turned out to be a little reminder to take a step back once in a while, to see the real you again. I wanted it to be a reminder not only for me, but for everyone who needs to hear it. Cause I think we all do sometimes. You don’t need a glow-up. You just need to see her. You know — that moment when “you start to see her, the way like others do”. That really what this song captures. Most of my songs are like that, rooted in something real I’ve felt, seen, or heard. I get inspired by the people around me, stories I pick up, books, movies, memories. And heartbreak, even if it’s not mine. Honestly, I can romanticize a walk through the supermarket if there’s an idea on my mind 🙂
How has your creative process evolved over the years?
I used to wait for the perfect mood to write something. I was so self aware, and honestly, way too hard on myself. Every lyric and idea had to be perfect. I put so much pressure on it. So tiring when I look back at it. The mood doesn’t need to be perfect anymore, I just need to show up. If inspiration knocks, I’m ready, but I don’t need her to ring the bell every time. I’m much more at ease, and I let it flow much more. Funny how the best ideas usually find you when you stop chasing or forcing them. Working with Geronimo (Latumeten) has been such a game-changer as well. When we write together, I feel completely uplifted, supported and free to show up as I am. He inspires me a lot. That kind of creative space and support brings out the best in me, and it helps to land on songs that I genuinely love and feel 100% me. And blasting the songs over the speakers after a studio session? It’s a whole vibe haha
Is there a specific moment in your career that felt like a turning point?
Performing in Oslo during a Fashion Hair show, and singing my own music, was a real turning point. It felt like everything I’d been building landed in one clear moment. The music, the sound, the show, the people. Everything really came together. I didn’t have to force it. I just had to perform, be myself, and it was received. That felt big. The audience even sang along to songs they were hearing for the first time. Crazy! It was truly magical and a little surreal. A few months earlier, I’d done a stripped-back performance at a Chanel event. A different vibe, but still part of that shift where I felt more and more seen for who I am as an artist. That whole period, especially since the release of the first song of the album, reminded me how powerful it is to manifest. The performances, the songs, the places — this new era started as a feeling, a vision. And then I saw it take shape, piece by piece. It shifted something. In how I create, how I show up, and how I trust what’s coming next.
What’s one misconception people have about being a musician?
That it’s all glam and glitter 24/7. Yes, there are moments that sparkle big time: lights, outfits, stages. I LOVE those. But most days, it’s me in an oversized tee, cat snoring next to me, figuring out new ideas, prepping a show, or doing a dozen things behind the scenes to keep everything flowing. Being an artist is also deeply intentional. It’s about holding the vision, staying consistent, and trusting what you’re building. Even when it’s quiet. Even on off days. People often think it’s just about being on stage, but there’s a whole world underneath that’s not always visible. Yes, I love performing, but I also love the quiet chaos of creating. The voice notes. The last-minute outfit decisions. The moment a random thought turns into a lyric. That’s where the real magic happens. So yes, the glamour’s real, but so is the Google Doc full of notes at 2AM.
What’s next for you—any exciting projects or goals on the horizon?
Oh yes! See Her, together with There Will Be Light, is just the beginning, and I’m genuinely so excited (and grateful!) for everything that’s unfolding right now. I’m building toward my debut album, and with every release I feel like another corner of my universe is falling into place. It’s not just songs, it’s a story. A sound. A feeling. A world you can step into. Think pop with a pulse — fresh, edgy, emotional, and just a little nostalgic. So yes, there’s a lot going on 🙂 There’s more music coming, more visuals, and some things I wish I could spill… but not yet. (I know. I’m that person haha). Let’s just say: this new era has officially started, and I can’t wait for you to be part of it.