Amie Blu
When All Is Said And Done
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“Rich with honesty and unbridled emotion” (Rolling Stone UK), Amie Blu feels perfectly at home in a new wave of alternative artists – Mk.gee, Dijon, SZA – whose casual handle on genre nonetheless feels completely rooted in classic, crafted songwriting. Born of French heritage in South East London, Amie cut her teeth in community projects growing up – ArtsTrain, Flames Collective – whilst developing her sound, and sense of self, across a series of DIY Eps. A turning point proved to be 2024 mixtape, how we lose. Introspective but frank, tracks like ‘everything about her’ showed a poetic brand of realism – and soulful, stop-you-in-your-tracks voice – way beyond Amie Blu’s years. Having since opened for Joy Crookes, Jacob Banks, sold-out her own headline dates and been confirmed to tour with Faye Webster this summer, 2025 also signals a new project from Amie Blu. Anthemic first single ‘swimming in pity’ is a soaring, yacht-rock jam ultimately about self-sabotage, with second track ‘missing everything’ channelling themes like disassociation into work that ultimately provides glimpses of light, and even a bit of gallows humour, amidst the dark. Watch out for more from Amie Blu to follow soon.
