I can’t go one day without music in my life, or without writing… it’s my key to survival. S: When I realized that doing this is completely vital. How and when did you decide that this is what you were going to do? S: Dreamy, punky, new wavey, raw, vital, emotional, very personal lyrics, sad but happy. How would you describe your musical genre/style? And then my two favorite bands are The Cure and the Smiths. I spend all my time trying to discover new music and rarities… I’ve been re-obsessing over Joy Division lately and early New Order. I guess I just knew “hits only” from The Beatles, but that was about it. S: Growing up, there was only the crap you could hear on the radio… not many music aficionados in my family. Who did you listen to growing up and who is your music influenced by today? I picked up songwriting around 20, and taught myself guitar and bass and a bit of drums then. S: When I was five years old, I started piano lessons… I was a very bad student and gave up around 11. Soko: I’m from France… Small town in the South West. The album is out March 3 on her own label Babycat Records. Soko’s upcoming sophomore album, “My Dreams Dictate My Reality,” was recorded with Ross Robinson – formerly a producer for the Cure, her favorite band – and features a few tracks with friend Ariel Pink. That or the 2014 viral video “First Kiss,” which used her single “We Might Be Dead by Tomorrow” and paired strangers (including Soko) to make out in front of a camera, picking up nearly 100 million views. Most know Soko by her 2007 tongue-in-cheek single, “I’ll Kill Her,” in which she plots to find and kill the bleach blonde girl who ruined her imaginary love affair (this before she went blonde herself). An actress since childhood, her name has been attached to such a variety of projects it’s hard to keep track.
Website.įrench darling Soko sings and acts and makes her own music videos, loves cats and vegan food and has a strong feeling she’s an alien. Musically, Soko achieved her first hit single “I’ll Kill Her” on her 2007 debut EP “Not Sokute.” Her first album, “I Thought I Was an Alien” followed in 2011, and her upcoming album “My Dreams Dictate My Reality” is out March 3.
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She began acting in French film and TV at a young age, and was nominated for a 2010 César Award for Most Promising Actress following her role in Xavier Giannoli’s “À l’origine” (“In the Beginning”). So to help you narrow down which cleansers, exfoliators, moisturizers, acne spot treatments and more are most worth your money, we culled through our archives to put together a list of the most praised products from Soko Glam that we’ve written about, from the cleansing balm beloved by bloggers and vloggers, to the rose petal toner the Dewy Dudes swear by, to the perfect hair oil Soko Glam co-founder Charlotte Cho uses herself. Note: We’ve structured this story in order of the most to least-recommended product categories, but if you want to jump ahead to a specific section, you can use any of the links below.Soko is the stage name of French musician and actress Stéphanie Sokolinski. Soko Glam - known for their K-Beauty skin-care and makeup, hair, and body essentials - is one of those brands.
When you shop as regularly as we do, you learn that many brands just do some things better than others. There are dozens upon dozens of options that all seem as worthy as the next, but the reality is that products from any given brand are not all created equal. Anyone who has shopped at an online retailer with no physical storefronts knows how hard it can be to figure out where to begin.
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