Bloodboy

Los Angeles-based designer Bloodboy bridges the worlds of post-punk and pop while challenging gender functions and identity. Given birth to Lexie Papilion in San Clemente, California, she stations the rawness and power of Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ Karen O, Juliette Lewis, and Debbie Harry having a razor-sharp feeling for melody and groove influenced by major affects just like the Clash and David Bowie. She began writing tunes while still in primary school, documenting her first initial tune about Sept 11 when she was simply 11 years of age. Piano and tone of voice lessons would business lead into a short stint like a competitive opera vocalist. However, it had been a different sort of competition that could define her teenage years: during senior high school, she was a pro-surfer for america surf group. After graduating university with a concentrate on pre-law, she made a decision to go after a imagine music in the behest of her mom (her tune “Mother, I’ve Transformed” is certainly a glimpse to their romantic relationship). Visceral and organic, her early result included debut one “Human Feminine,” made by Justin L. Raisen (Charli XCX, Sky Ferreira), as well as the pleading “Hey Child,” a tune motivated by Bowie’s use Brian Eno. Her debut EP, Greatest of Bloodboy, premiered in past due 2016. Documented in Arnaudville, Louisiana with manufacturer Thom Monahan, the six-song collection showcased her post-punk and electro rock and roll audio and confessional lyrics.