CHIII: The Come Up is STORRY’s debut album and was released three weeks before the pandemic hit. CHIII: The Come Up is based on a chapter of STORRY's life; a woman exiting the sex industry to enter the music industry, only to discover that both are equally misogynistic and problematic. The Deluxe edition marks her first time in a truly collaborative process with different artists/producers. Remixes include an old school R&B take on I Don’t Wanna Get High from Toronto’s Polaris Music Prize-nominated Junia-T, Toronto producer Jeia created a dancehall inspired remix of House & A Range, Roy Davis Jr. shares a drum and bass club-ready spin on Bow Down and London, UK’s Dustin Dooley produced the epic pop ballad anthem, Intimate Abuse
Other side notes and interesting facts!
- Studied opera at University of Toronto
- Spent time growing up and studying in between Toronto and Montreal, and now divides time between Canada and London, UK
- Multidisciplinary artist that creates oil paintings (primarily portraits), animation films
- Loves cooking plant-based foods
- Has directed her own music videos including animating a Claymation called Up, which has been featured in numerous film festivals – read on here.
- Certified yoga instructor.
- Loves animals and chocolate - dark chocolate (72-85% to be precise!)
This episode also includes a special Performance of You Don’t Know Me.
STORRY also shared a glimpse of her new album, Chapter 2: Run.
Find STORRY online at https://www.storrymusic.com/.
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