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Dolphoe is an emerging, alternative pop artist, who is shaking up the indie pop scene with her infectious melodies and dynamite production. Being her own songwriter and producer, Dolphoe’s music is uniquely self expressive. She describes her work as refreshing, emotive and “moreishly replayable”. 

Dolphoe invites you to get lost in her sound-world, which is influenced by the likes of Rosalia, Raven Lenae and Imogen Heap. 

From danceable indie-pop bangers to “hot-girl” RnB, Dolphoe explores a spectrum of emotions in her stand out discography. She will be making waves in 2025 with a run of stellar singles that are sure to carve her a respectable space in the UK indie scene.  

Photographer: Just Design Films (@justdesignfilms)

Ethnicity: British - Indian
Location: London (UK)

Instagram: @d.o.l.p.h.o.e
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GET TO KNOW - completed January 2025
3 words to describe you:
grounded, vivacious, inquisitive 

Describe your sound:
RnB/Hip-Hop infused POP 

Describe the moment you knew that you wanted to pursue music:
When I played my mum and dad the first song ever I wrote/ produced. It was a piano ballad i had made on Garage band. I was very reluctant to show anyone as it was so new to me. To my surprise they both loved it, my mum even shed a little tear. I always dreamt about being a musician but that was the moment I believed it was possible. 

How does your heritage impact your art?
My Gujarati heritage definitely influences my artist image and personal style immensely. I try to incorporate elements of my culture and religious background in everything I create. Whether it's photo shoots, lyricism or even song titles, my connection to my culture is woven through my artistry. I feel so proud to have been brought up by my wonderful mother, who continues to impart all of her wisdom on me, allowing me to pass our heritage down to future generations. I think this is so important in our culture of assimilation. If there is one thing I want to do through my artistry, it is make people proud of their culture because being South Asian is immensely beautiful. 

What moment are you most proud of in your music journey so far?
I remember the moment I finished my upcoming EP. It came after a very difficult period in my life and I will always be proud of the body of work I created in the wake of such events. It is both authentic and deeply personal. 

Your next music goal:
My next music goal is to organise an event for young South Asian creatives. It will be music focused but as a multidisciplinary artist myself, I am passionate about giving love to all creative outlets.  

If you could collaborate with anyone, who and why?
James Blake. I am such a big fan of his work and ethos in music. I hope to move people the way his music moves me.

Lyrics you live by:
"doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot doot" 

Why I do em like that - Westside Gunn

3 songs you're listening to right now:
Marcus Aurelius - Action Bronson
NISSAN ALTIMA - Doechii
The Way - Jill Scott 

Your community shout out:
I am inspired by Joy Crookes (@joycrookes). She has always been someone I have looked up to in the music industry for her unapologetic incorporation of her culture in her artistry as well as her amazing soulful music. I aspire to work with her one day.

Anything else you'd like to share:
Next release 12/02/25 !