Gin Wigmore

Gin Wigmore, a New Zealand-born singer-songwriter, has carved a distinct niche in the music world with her gritty, soulful voice and unique blend of rock, pop, and blues. Born Virginia Claire Wigmore on June 6, 1986, she shot to fame in her home country after winning the prestigious International Songwriting Competition in 2004 at just 18 years old with her song "Hallelujah," a feat that helped launch her international music career. Her debut album, "Holy Smoke," released in 2009, and its follow-up, "Gravel & Wine" in 2011, received critical acclaim for their compelling mix of raw emotion and catchy, powerful beats, solidifying Wigmore's status as a force to be reckoned with.

Over the years, Gin Wigmore has continued to evolve as an artist, releasing several albums that feature her signature raspy vocals and storytelling prowess. Her most recent projects, as indicated by songs like "Sugar Like That," "Someone's Gonna Die Tonight," and "Hangover Halo," showcase a musician who isn't afraid to explore and push the boundaries of her genre. Albums like "Ivory," alongside the "Feels Like Me" and its unique "Naked Editions," exhibit her versatility and growth as an artist. Through her music, Wigmore explores themes of love, empowerment, and personal growth, connecting with fans across the globe with her authenticity and emotional depth.

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Sugar Like That
Single - Released November 10, 2023
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