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Sophia Stel Launches ‘Songs To Get Stronger To’ Playlist with NME
Emerging alt-pop musician Sophia Stel has unveiled a curated playlist titled ‘Songs To Get Stronger To’ to accompany her feature on NME’s latest edition of The Cover on October 6, 2023. The playlist showcases a diverse mix of tracks that reflect Stel’s artistic journey and emotional landscape, spotlighting songs by renowned artists such as Rihanna, Adele, and rising star Cortisa Star.
Playlist Highlights and Musical Inspirations
The playlist includes Rihanna’s empowering anthem ‘Only Girl (In The World)’, Adele’s poignant hit ‘Chasing Pavements’, and the infectious ‘Rather Be’ by Clean Bandit featuring Jess Glynne. Cortisa Star’s track ‘MISIDENTIFY’ adds a modern twist to the collection, showcasing the influence of internet culture on contemporary music. Fans can listen to the full playlist on both Spotify and Apple Music.
In her feature on NME, Stel shares insights into her life and career, including her move to Vancouver in 2021. She describes her experiences within the local skating community and her work at a unique after-hours venue called Paradise. This intimate club, open only on weekends, became a hub for creativity where Stel formed lasting friendships and collaborations that fueled her artistic growth. “We can’t give up on making art just because we have to work our asses off all the time, that’s all the more reason that we need it,” she reflects, emphasizing the importance of her community in inspiring her commitment to music.
Upcoming Projects and Artistic Philosophy
Sophia Stel is preparing to release her debut EP, ‘Object Permanence’, with the first tracks expected in February 2024. She plans to pair the music with spontaneous, lo-fi visuals reminiscent of skate videos, further blending her musical and visual artistry. Stel also advocates for the significance of nightlife, having only embraced the scene after relocating to Vancouver. She believes in the necessity of celebrating life’s moments, stating, “Sometimes the world can be so like… ‘wake up, get to work, always feel your best’ – we forget to celebrate.”
Stel’s artistic journey is marked by her ability to find beauty in life’s complexities and fleeting moments. This perspective is not only reflected in her music but also in her approach to celebrating art and friendship. For more about Stel and her latest projects, readers can explore the full feature on NME.
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