FOSS: Feminist Fantasy Pop Making Waves and Empowering Women

If you're looking for a rising star in the music world, look no further than FLOSS. With a Vogue accolade as one of the "most exciting musicians in GSA," she's captured the world's attention.

FLOSS recently dropped her highly anticipated EP, featuring the mesmerizing title track "Replica Of My Heart" on September 15, 2023. Her genre? Feminist Fantasy Pop, and she's taken the world by storm.

What sets FLOSS apart? She's unafraid to dive into dark, apocalyptic themes and her own emotions, transforming them into hypnotic pop songs that resonate with a global audience.

"Replica Of My Heart" is a journey into a dark, speculative future with edgy sounds and lyrics inspired by "Black Mirror." Think Charli XCX meets James Bond's "Die Another Day."

But FLOSS is more than just catchy tunes. In her music video for "Replica Of My Heart," she plays her own clone in a world marked by organ scarcity, reflecting her personal connection to organ donations in Germany.

Her EP showcases her unique style. "Pussy Edible" delves into love and ego death. "No Romance" collaborates with the Female Producer Collective and producer Yuki. "Please Wear Pink To My Funeral" is a feel-good summer hit raising awareness of femicide issues, while "Co-Star" is a punky hyperpop anthem.

FLOSS's artistic maturity, future sound, and pop songwriting skills are turning heads. She draws inspiration from legends like Madonna, Robyn, and Katy Perry. Her work is thought-provoking, with a deep social conscience.

FLOSS's sassy TikToks have garnered over 5 million views, empowering women worldwide and showcasing her maximalist style and bubbly personality. She's not just a rising star; she's a future voice in the music world.

In her own words, "Art has to be political in some way and provocative to make a difference." With her captivating sound, strong messages, and visual aesthetics, FLOSS is poised to make a lasting impact on the music industry and beyond. Keep an eye out for this rising star – she's only just begun.