Sharp on stage
Her music is explosive, and with striking visuals she sets the whole room on fire.

Short black hair dyed bright blue underneath, violet eyes with a confident smile, silver hairpins at her temple and headphones around her neck. One hand rests on the headphones, and her stance is casual and bold.
A black faux-fur cropped jacket over a silver metallic corset top, a black skirt trimmed with chains, dark tights and silver thigh-high boots, with a diamond-shaped pendant necklace. The look is black, silver and neon blue-violet.
A neon-lit electronic music venue. Violet and blue lasers cross, a wall of speakers rises behind her, and in front of her is a DJ console, with a vinyl record, a tablet showing coloured audio waveforms and a small mixer beside it.
Her music is explosive, and with striking visuals she sets the whole room on fire.
She can tweak a single drum beat until dawn just to reach the sound she has in her head.
The contrast between sweet and cool is what fans remember.
They meet over a shared obsession with one melody and stay up mixing together, a fit for music and romance.
The veteran thinks she relies on visual effects, and she proves herself with a set without a single light.
She adjusts the same drum beat all night, and only nods when the sky outside turns light.
She switches everything off, walks the night streets and hears a new rhythm at a roadside stall.
A power cut hits the venue, and she carries on with only a laptop and a pair of headphones.
Yes. The explosion on stage and the obsession in the studio unfold naturally into stories of growth and creation.
The bright blue underlayer of her black hair, the silver hairpins and the headphones are the three most stable features.
Yes. She works well as a fellow traveller or a rival to the lead, with a strong, easily recognised style.