Hollings is a soulful electronic rock artist known for her siren-like vocals, rich soundscapes, and captivating live performances. She began her musical journey singing in the forests of her backyard in Georgia at the age of 5. She trained in choirs and attended a performing arts high school. At 19, she co-founded her first band, Beat the Grid — a band with a mission to make people dance and question everything. An art rock blend of funk, afrobeat, and jazz created by Ithaca College music school students. Their debut album was released in 2013 and promoted by AAM, Inc. The band lived and performed in NYC from 2012-2015.

 

Since moving back to upstate NY, Hollings has regularly performed with a variety of rock, electronic, and reggae projects, such as Double Tiger and The Crucials (featuring members of John Brown’s Body and Jimkata). She has also contributed vocals to electronic and hip-hop tracks by artists such as Ethereal, Glass Meadow, and soundscape artist Nathan Moody.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In 2018, she released her debut EP, Necromancing, featuring musicians from across New York. The album blends eclectic rock with haunting layered vocals, R&B rhythms, and shimmering synths, creating a cinematic soundscape that explores themes of ancestral connection, nature’s rhythms, and self-reflection through layers of conflicted perception. Her lyrics are beautifully introspective and poetic, with powerful imagery around transformation, shedding burdens, and embracing personal growth. 

 

As a solo electronic artist, Hollings continues to evolve, and her live band creates a stronger rock & improvised lounge, sensual jam sound. She also studies Psychedelic Therapies and organizes unique events in New York through her company, Siren Styling. Recently, her afrobeat-inspired song for America "Flotilla" was featured in Relix's September 2024 Artist Sampler. Her next release "Always Okay" (produced by Treneti) is out May 2, 2025. It's a sonic salve of hope for the youth coming of age, and whoever seeks to see the vivid hues of potential in the new dawn of human connection we're living in.

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Inquiries: hollingsmusic@gmail.com

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