Four years of releases, and no two of them in quite the same style. Here is what is in the catalogue and where a new listener should start.
The full list with players is on the discography page.
The beginning: "Hate U", May 2022
The solo debut single, released on 4 May 2022, after several years of posting guitar playing and original songs online and a longer stretch of band work behind that. It is the origin point of everything else here and the least representative thing in the catalogue.
The first EP: M3MI, December 2023
Five tracks, and she has described the spread herself: the first is metal, the second is garage rock, and the rest are grungy. The lead track, "Guitar Pick", is the song that moved her from a guitarist with an audience to an artist with a song people know. It is still the moment in the live set where a room sings back.
Two of the other tracks, "NY(f)C" and "Waikiki", came out of travelling and out of listening to underground rock scenes elsewhere. "Waikiki" is the encore now, which tells you how well the sunniest song on a grunge EP has aged.
She played a release show for it at CJ Azit Gwangheungchang in Seoul that December.
The middle: the singles run, 2024 and 2025
This is the stretch that is hardest to summarise, because it is deliberately scattered. "I Don't Give A" is a no-filter anthem built on punchy riffs. "i'm broken" is groovy alt-rock carried by lead guitar. "LOVE SONG" is emo, and spends its length arguing with love song conventions before giving in to them. "imissyourbody" is pop-punk about missing someone. "Miracle" is fast and danceable and owes its shape to late-2000s garage rock. "Tek It" is a cover, cut with a Deftones influence sitting over the top of it.
Read as a run, it is a guitarist working out which of her registers is worth building an album around.
The second EP: Paranoia // Nostalgia, 2025
The answer turned out to be both, and the title says so. The paranoia half is anxiety and rebellion; the nostalgia half is longing for the music she grew up on. "Get da Faka" is the rawest thing on it and the heaviest thing she has released, which is why it opens the live set.
The current era: "BADidea", April 2026
Released 29 April 2026, the first thing out after signing with DayOneDream, and sharper and louder than what came before it. The video was made to look like the period when MTV still played videos: a jam session that becomes a house party, shot from inside the room.
It also named the tour. The 2026 solo shows all ran under BAD idea : Out of Line.
Where to start
- You want the guitar playing. "Guitar Pick", then "Get da Faka".
- You want the songwriting. "LOVE SONG", then "Miracle".
- You want to know what she sounds like now. "BADidea", then the live clips in the media archive.
- You want the whole arc in one sitting. M3MI front to back, then Paranoia // Nostalgia front to back. Forty minutes, and the distance travelled between the two is the point.
A note on dates
Release years on the discography page come from the site's own records and from streaming metadata, which does not always agree with itself about which year a single belongs to, particularly where a track was released alone and then collected onto an EP later. Where this piece gives an exact date it is because a source confirmed it. Where it gives a year only, treat it as the year the record appeared rather than a claim about the day. Corrections are welcome.