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Even in the increasingly cluttered landscape of today's musical culture, the LA-based singer/songwriter/producer is arriving with a fresh, genre-smashing style that's damn near unclassifiable. Wry, socially conscious, and possessing a knack for crafting the perfect party-starting melody, REMMI is a bold new voice in pop that you're going to want to hear more from in the future: from co-writes with artists like R3HAB, KSHMR, Maty Noyes, Black Coast, and Mokita to her wave-making collaboration with Los Angeles electro-pop project NVDES, "Do Your Thing," which has been featured in campaigns for iconic brands like Apple and Crayola.
REMMI’s forthcoming releases showcase a jubilant, exploratory creative mind unafraid to tackle a variety of moods, from ecstaticness to romantic contemplation and social awareness. Her passion is all the more impressive when considering the personal struggles she's faced in recent years, from coming out to her family to the recent, tragic death of her younger brother.
"There's a lot of joy in my music—that's my personality, and who I became after I came out," she explains on maintaining a positive outlook in the face of hardship. "Creating is a way for me to have happiness and things to celebrate—to use my imagination and see the world in a way that makes me want to live in it." And with REMMI’s music in it, the world might actually become a better place.
—Larry Fitzmaurice
PRESS for remmi
“…Unlike many tracks from this genre that tend to focus on relationships, Lucian X Remmi take a historical perspective, dedicating the song to Robert Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1968. The song is a reflection of not just what Kennedy meant to people then and now but also the culture of violence that pervades many corners ofAmerican society. It’s a clever track.
This isn’t the first time that the Nashville-based Remmi has taken a sociological examination of her homeland. On “Star Spangled”, she looks at the rise and fall of cities, families, and individuals. It’s an awesome single.”
- The Revue on “Bobby K”
“Remmi’s beautiful voice (a blend of Lorde and Lana Del Rey) creates an eerie presence when she speaks of RFK’s assassination, but she also revs the American spirit…”
- Dean William of Eat. Drink. Music on “Bobby K”
“Frankness isn’t usually associated with pop music. It’s typically the territory of singer/songwriters of the acoustic variety. So it’s refreshing when Nashville pop newcomer REMMI comes out of the gate with lines like “I’m so tired of owing money to people all the damn time” in debut single “Star Spangled.” The electronic artist and producer backs up the sentiments with moody vocals and one hell of a crescendo.”
- No Country for New Nashville
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