ettie

anxious, gay, caffeinated tunes to fuel your angsty blues

As an English Literature graduate and connoisseur of mid-20s angst, ettie has a talent for playing with words to create a unique brand of story-telling.

ettie is here, queer, and full of existential fear. She’s ready to be your extra gay emo phase, providing honest and truthful songs about queer love and life to the backdrop of the melodies you grew up with.

ettie’s first EP ‘Manic Pixie Dream Girl’ heralded the song ‘I’m Sorry to my Exes’, which centred ettie in the middle of the queer-pop scene. Last year she dropped two bops, the latter ‘Marty McFly’ being labelled a queer anthem about wanting to go back in time and tell your younger self that it’s okay to be who you are. And she’s only just beginning.

With influences stretching from Avril Lavigne, Hayley Williams and Pale Waves, to the 00s boybands of her past and 80s female-fronted rock, ettie’s music is quintessentially honest and exciting. WIth a sound that feels raw and familiar, and a narrative that brings fresh energy into rock, ettie is one of the most promising new artists on the scene.

“Like pop-punk but gay” - ettie’s gf