London-based alternative singer-songwriter and electronic
producer Ronnie White has been playing the London scene since
2013, when a collaboration with other musicians led to the
project known as Tiebreaks. In 2015 she released her solo debut
single, Temple, followed a few months later by the
autobiographic Demons. The darker vibes that accompany these
early years are heavily reflected in the artist's sound, rich in
heavy rock guitar and drum elements, with electronic - grunge
undertones.
In early 2017, Ronnie joined forces with former members of
Cambridge-based band, The Abstracts, to create a new project,
resulting in the formation of the experimental band Lunar
Echoes. The band played major shows such as Camden Rocks,
Portobello Festival and their releases were heavily played by
BBC Introducing and various national and international radios.
The band split in late 2019 due to artistic differences.
In 2020, a year that will always be remembered by our generation
as the toughest one to date, the artist found solace in her
electronic roots and began working on new music. Her comeback
single, Empty Castle, was released on the 30th April 2021 and
saw a drastic change in mood, musical elements, as well as
visuals, leaving the darker days behind for a brighter retro
vibe, filled with loud 80s electronic sounds and drum kits and a
brand new neon attitude. Her second single, Lover, is planned
for release later in the summer (date TBC).
Stay Tuned...