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Sky Ferreira

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  • Night Time, My Time
    Night Time, My Time
    Night Time, My Time

    Sky Ferreira—a hugely talented pouty-lipped waif with an old soul—wrested what was to be her debut full-length away from her label and convinced them to grant her a do-over. The result was recorded in less than three weeks, then mixed and released in a whirlwind of alchemy. Night Time, My Time is an impressive and muscular collection. After a series of singles and EPs, Ferreira exudes her L.A. cool all over Night Time, from her nude photo on the cover to her edgy delivery. Her dusky throat and pop-be-damned attitude puts her squarely between artists like Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Icona Pop, swerving between an injured coo and a bad-kitty snarl with smooth deftness. Whether she's belting out the wistful ballad “24 Hours” or the stomping hissy fit “Nobody Asked Me,” there’s an appealing anthemic quality to these songs, written by Ferreira and a songwriting team that incudes producer Ariel Rechtshaid (Charli XCX, Usher, Haim). She strays into Madonna’s fertile territory on tunes like “I Blame Myself” and reaches into the icy underworld of ‘70s postpunk pioneer Alan Vega on “Omanko,” a clear measure of her intentions. The girl’s got it.

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About Sky Ferreira

Sky Ferreira is an uncompromising artist who mixes synth pop and indie into her own cathartic style. Her willingness to challenge pop conventions was apparent on her deceptively bubbly 2010 debut single "One" and 2012's moody "Everything Is Embarrassing" from the Ghost EP, which found her collaborating with Jon Brion, Shirley Manson, and Dev Hynes. Nevertheless, her 2013 debut album Night Time, My Time was a revelation in its confessional blend of electronic pop and experimental sounds and immediately marked her as one of the innovators of the soul-baring, hook-laden left-field pop popularized by Lorde and Charli xcx (with whom Ferreira debuted on 2019's single "Cross You Out"). Nearly a decade after she began work on her second album Masochism, it had yet to be released, but singles like 2022's synth pop anthem "Don't Forget" and 2024's shoegaze-tinged "Leash" traced Ferreira's musical evolution and left fans wanting more.

FROM
Los Angeles, CA, United States
BORN
July 8, 1992
GENRE
Pop

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