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"Blue" is an album by Deb Never. It features 1 track, including "Blue".
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NiNE8 was the creative collective that connected Biig Piig with collaborators including Lava La Rue and Mac Wetha, creating an early space for sessions, writing and performance.
A mood-led route into Biig Piig’s catalogue, from unapologetic self-belief to songs that sit with loss and complicated relationships.
Biig Piig’s 2023 seven-track mixtape turned a prolific writing spell into the crucial stretch between her lo-fi beginnings and the bigger pop canvas of debut album ‘11:11’.
Across two collaborations, Biig Piig and Mac Wetha make space for emotions that refuse a tidy ending.
The 'ARCADE' artist will play the East London venue this summer.
‘ARCADE’ is a tender, heartfelt listen.
This month's issue is full of self-belief, slow-burn growth, hard-earned honesty and the sort of records that arrive when artists trust their own instincts.
After years of genre-hopping and building a cult following, alt-pop shapeshifter Deb Never strips everything back on her long-awaited debut, 'ARCADE'.
The album features collaborations with Dominic Fike and boylife.
With an unapologetic embrace of her individuality, and her new EP 'Thank You For Attending', Deb Never is taking centre stage.
It will land on 28th April
It's from her new EP, 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone?'.
The eight-track EP is packed full of collabs.
It's taken from her forthcoming EP, 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone?' - out this July.
With her intimate take on lo-fi grunge, Deb Never is shaping the sound of the future.
Find out more about Deb Never in the May issue of Dork, out now.
Find out more about Deb Never in the May issue of Dork, out now.
The track was written and recorded in London, where she moved following an LA lockdown dry spell.
The eight track collection was written and recorded whilst in quarantine
Catch Deb Never at The 1975's upcoming Finsbury Park show.
