For press enquiries, feature requests, and interview bookings — contact details below. BLOND:ISH has been featured in Billboard, GRAMMY.com, Hypebeast, Clash, SPIN, Mixmag, and leading music publications worldwide.
The Eco-Rider, introduced in 2019, has already been adopted by more than 1,500 DJs and performers worldwide, helping prevent more than 325,000 single-use plastic bottles from entering circulation.
Bye Bye Plastic launched Zero Plastic Club: NYC during Climate Week with the goal of eliminating 42 tons of waste from New York’s nightlife industry every year.
Her shows are scaling from 2,000 to 10,000 people. She credits the surge to her connection with the audience and her debut album Never Walk Alone.
BLOND:ISH began an 11-week headline residency at Pacha Ibiza with her Abracadabra event concept and released her debut album Never Walk Alone on Insomniac Records — chronicled by Billboard as a landmark moment for the venue.
BLOND:ISH on her landmark Pacha Ibiza residency, the Abracadabra event concept, and the global vision for conscious hedonism on the dancefloor.
“I try to make this world a little bit of a better place through my music.” BLOND:ISH releases Never Walk Alone on special BioVinyl via Insomniac Records.
Over the past decade, BLOND:ISH has emerged as one of the most genre-blurring artists in electronic music — running a crypto fund, a non-profit, and redefining herself as a solo artist.
SPIN goes behind the scenes with Vivie-ann Bakos — from her earliest memories of her father’s record player to headlining the world’s biggest stages.
“There’s no way we can just go back to our old ways, or we have failed as a species.” BLOND:ISH on using the pandemic to drive ecological sustainability in the music industry.
“I live in a bubble and I want to make this bubble the size of the world so every human can really feel that freedom and happiness.”
“People need to just do something, anything, to help overcome these dismal odds.” BLOND:ISH on the Bye Bye Plastic movement and asking artists, promoters and venues to eliminate single-use plastics.
“The superpower we have to add to this mix is MUSIC.” BLOND:ISH leads a coalition of top DJs advocating for single-use plastic elimination across the music industry.
“Raves have become a redundancy. But there is so much more to music than that.” Mixmag goes on tour with BLOND:ISH — from Afro house to folkloric techno.
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