Katie Dey

**Katie Dey** is an Australian experimental pop artist known for her emotionally raw lyrics, glitchy soundscapes, and DIY ethos. Hailing from Melbourne, she emerged in the mid-2010s as part of the lo-fi bedroom pop wave, crafting intimate, genre-blurring tracks that explore themes of identity, dysphoria, and connection. Her music often layers fragile vocals over warped synths and fractured beats, creating a sound that’s both chaotic and deeply vulnerable. Albums like *Urdata* and *never falter hero girl* showcase her knack for blending pop melodies with experimental production, earning her a cult following in indie and hyperpop circles.

Dey’s work extends beyond solo projects—she’s contributed to soundtracks like *Identiteaze* and released inventive remixes/covers (including her haunting take on The Who’s “Won’t Get Fooled Again”). Collaborations with artists like Ada Rook and her involvement in the Bandcamp-centered DIY community highlight her collaborative spirit. Recent releases like *hoarder* and *Leaving / Data (Urdata Versions)* continue her tradition of merging cathartic lyricism with unpredictable, textured production. Open about her experiences as a transgender woman, Dey’s music resonates as a deeply personal yet universally relatable exploration of modern existence.

Genres

Art Pop

Latest Release

Identiteaze (Original Soundtrack)

Katie Dey

Album - 19 Tracks - Released June 25, 2024