Hollings is a soulful electronic rock artist known for her siren-like vocals, lush soundscapes, and magnetic live performances. Her music blends cinematic textures with raw emotion, exploring transformation, self-discovery, and the power of release.
Born in Georgia, Hayden Hollings began her musical journey singing in the forests behind her childhood home. Growing up, she trained in choirs and attended a performing arts high school in Atlanta before co-founding her first band, Beat the Grid, at age 19 — an art rock collective of Ithaca College music students whose blend of funk, afrobeat, and jazz
aimed to make people move...
and question everything.
The band’s debut album
arrived in 2013, followed by
several years performing
in New York City’s vibrant
music scene.
After returning to Ithaca, Hayden
became a fixture in the upstate
music community, performing
with rock, electronic, and reggae
projects such as
Double Tiger and The Crucials..
She has also lent her voice to electronic
and hip-hop collaborations with artists
like Ethereal, Glass Meadow, and Nathan Moody.
Her debut solo EP, Necromancing (2018), weaved haunting layered vocals, R&B rhythms, and shimmering synths into a sound both ethereal and grounded. The project explores ancestral connection, nature’s pulse, and the process of shedding old skins to step into one’s truest form.
Now performing under her middle name, Hollings continues to evolve her sound — a sensual blend of electronic rock and improvisational lounge that feels both intimate and transcendent. Beyond music, she is a Wellness Coach and student of Psychedelic Therapies, weaving consciousness and healing into her art. She also curates immersive dance parties and creative experiences through her production company, Siren Styling, and performs as a DJ under the name Deep Sea Siren.
Her upcoming single, “Bombole” (out November 21), is a dreamy, bossa nova-inspired escape into flow and ease — an invitation to surrender to the rhythm and drift with the tide. It was written & recorded with her longtime collaborator, producer Daniel Frankhuizen (also known as Locator), and former bandmate Patrick Murphy (Sitka Sun). Pre-save now to be the first to hear it.
Recent Features:
Flotilla on Relix's September 2025 Artist Sampler Playlist
Vampire Disco on Where the Music Meets
Inquiries: hollingsmusic@gmail.com