PEARL
Bio
British singer-songwriter PEARL is a self-confessed delusional daydreamer, who moved to the city to chase her dream of international synth-pop stardom. Recognised as a "hotly-tipped talent" by Wonderland magazine, PEARL's unique sound blends together electronica, synth-pop and indie.
With the release of her new single 'Little Love' she moves into her baby blue era, where delusion becomes a survival strategy. Recorded and co-written with Matt Ingram (Florence and the Machine, Lianne La Havas, Jake Bugg) at Urchin studios, 'Little Love' is a refreshing take on nostalgia and a love letter to anyone who's felt lost chasing a dream but kept on going anyway.
Atwood magazine aptly described PEARL's sound as "a spellbinding fusion of iridescent synths, rhythmic pulsations and angelic, haunting vocals reminiscent of Sigrid", and her debut EP, 'Where I Go', earned a prestigious spot on their coveted list of the Best EP's of 2023. Amassing over seven million streams across her discography, she has had support from several Spotify editorial playlists, BBC Introducing London, and performed at Outernet and The Bedford. She recently featured on Kasbo's focus single Carry Your Name (Foreign Family Collective / Ninja Tune) which has now become Kasbo's highest daily-streaming track from his album.
With her dreamy visuals, tongue-in-cheek performance art and unflinching lyrics, PEARL invites you into her alternate universe, where everything is baby blue and the synths shimmer like sunlight.