Fiona Grey's 'Cult Classic' is exactly where dirty pop meets indie electro
Los Angeles vocal phenomenon, Fiona Grey, has dropped her new album 'Cult Classic'. The six-track EP features upbeat dance anthems. Produced by Grammy award-winning Mike Schuppan (Paramore, M83) and mastered by Dave Cooley (Fitz & The Tantrums, Stone Temple Pilots), the release vocalizes cultural issues and expresses Grey’s vulnerability and anger towards the world we are living in and her desires for the world we are shaping.
Grey has been writing and performing music with Los Angeles as her backdrop. Originally from Chicago, Grey utilizes the earnest nature of her raw vocal quality and defines her sound as “dirty pop,” teased by shades of sultry, soulful melodies.
Drawing inspiration from the world of Hollywood, it’s unrealistic expectations and the vices that people use as a form of escapism, Grey hopes that her music will help listeners aim to be the purest and honest versions of themselves.
"There is a lot about living in a pop culture centered world that we deem as ‘normal behavior’. I hope that the music can remind the listener that this follower-centric, alternate persona universe we live in is all temporary happiness,” reveals the songstress who is known for her dynamic glittery performances.
