She’s Mine combines electronic, gothic-grandeur and porcelain-tenderness, to deliver Alt Pop, Edm - and the occasional R&B - that embraces feeling “other”.

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Pansexual and ADHD, American-born, Scottish-raised and now Edinburgh based, she explores dark lyrical themes of misogyny, love, loss and her experience of feeling outcast, but with sparks of light. 

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Moving often in her youth, She’s Mine found that cultural differences, her then un-diagnosed neurodivergence and being a late bloomer, often put her at odds with her peers. Writing songs helped her process her struggles with fitting in. 

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After moving from San Francisco, California, to Edinburgh, Scotland, at the age of six, She’s Mine began playing the violin. During her first year of high school, she unexpectedly discovered a passion for singing when she spontaneously auditioned for a school concert and landed a role.

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She quickly immersed herself in music, joining the school choir and orchestra and eventually becoming the lead singer of the school jazz band, performing at local festivals and concerts. At fifteen, following a move back to Scotland, she auditioned for the City of Edinburgh Music School. Despite being rejected twice, she persevered and was accepted on her third attempt.

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As her musical interests evolved, she found herself increasingly drawn to pop and jazz rather than classical violin. She began using the violin as a songwriting tool, helping her develop melodies for her own music. She later went on to graduate with a First Class Honours degree in Popular Music from the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester.

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Birthed from inspirations such as FKA Twigs and Billie Eilish her second single 'Freak!' won her the Mayor of Manchester's Artist of the Month in December of 2023 and a play on BBC Radio 6Music. 

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She is now releasing her first completely self-written, recorded, produced and mixed alternative pop album 'Fresh Meat' blending indie pop, hyperpop and drum & bass to examine patriarchy, privilege, internalised misogyny and mental health in the shadow of the American Dream.

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Confidence-boosting and cathartic, ‘Fresh Meat’ draws influence from Self-Esteem, Lorde, Kenya Grace and Charli xcx to deliver a blunt, emotionally-charged and ultimately healing experience which swings from scream-along club anthems to catwalk-inducing earworms and intimate moments of hard-won self-assurance.

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