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“As I sat behind the keyboard, singing the song I wrote, I just knew. This was it. Writing music, expressing myself, and sharing that music made me feel vulnerable and exhilarated. And I couldn’t imagine doing anything else.” - Sophia Bavishi
Newest Original: ya we broke up_stripped
Bio
Sophia Bavishi is an indie-pop singer/songwriter who is quickly making a name for herself. Sophia's voice is melodic and captivating, with a moody beauty that will stay with you long after you've stopped listening.
Sophia released 5 singles last year: Rain, Running Out of Time, Bright Eyes, Parking Garage, and ya we broke up, along with 2 full-length music videos. Sophia has been working on new music over the last year, with her song, Fragile Heart, released on October 13, 2022 and This Is Who We Are released on February 23, 2023. She recently released a stripped-down version of her first release, ya we broke up.
Sophia is a student at Arizona State University where she is finishing her degree in Popular Music, with a focus on singer/songwriter, digital performance, and music production. In the past year, she discovered a new passion in live digital performance. Using the Ableton Push 2, she has been able to expand her music in ways she never imagined were possible.
“Being an artist, I am often asked what my backup plan is, in case I can’t make it in music. To be honest, this question always irritates me because it makes me feel as if people are already giving up on me and expecting me to fail….The reality is that no matter what industry you’re in, you need to make your own path, which is what I’m doing every single day. ” - Sophia Bavishi
Press Photos
Photo credits: Revolutionarygrl Photography
“I discovered this past year that I have a huge passion and interest in live digital performing. I have always found electronic music to be fascinating, but it was not until I started playing around with different pieces of equipment that allowed me to create loops, beats, and melodies all with the touch of my fingers, that made me want to switch from the more familiar live performance (with instruments) to live digital performance.” - Sophia Bavishi