Born in Canada with Chinese origins and now based in Berlin, Phoebe June creates music with a genuine sensitivity that feels at once intimate and cinematic. Her songs take shape with the softer edges of emotion, the reflective spaces between conversations, memories and relationships and through gentle vocals and guitar-led arrangements, she crafts indie pop that feels profoundly personal while remaining widely relatable.
Phoebe June’s work is defined by heartfelt songwriting that places emotion at the very centre of her sonic vision. Her voice often arrives delicately, drawing listeners in with the subtle phrasing of a lyric, the quiet shift of a melody and the space between chords that allows feelings to breathe. Her sound exists within the modern indie pop sphere with influences from artists like Gracie Abrams and Lizzy McAlpine rippling through the reflective tone of her songwriting, while the emotional directness associated with Olivia Rodrigo echoes through the way she approaches storytelling.
Part of that uniqueness lies in her perspective; as one of the few Asian artists currently working within this corner of indie pop, she brings a fresh presence to a scene that continues to develop. Phoebe June first introduced that sound in September last year with the release of her debut single, “Distant Memory,” a track which served as an entry point into her musical world.

Now she returns with her sophomore single titled “Dead Sea,” a track that marks the beginning of a new chapter, serving as the first preview of her upcoming debut EP, set to drop in July. Ahead of the full project, two additional singles will follow, gradually revealing the broader sonic and emotional landscape of the record. “Dead Sea” leans into the mellow, hazy atmosphere that filters her indie pop style through a dreamy musical lens.
Floating with delicate guitar melodies and soft vocal lines, the track carries an understated warmth, where its tone feels calm and reflective, allowing the emotion of the lyrics to surface naturally. Brought in by the laid back strums of acoustic guitar, a folk-tinged scene arrives as Phoebe’s hushed vocals glide in to thread tender melodies carrying poignant lyrics into the moving sonic fabric.
As the minimal arrangement gradually blooms with intricate instrumental flickers and layers of overlapping vocals, she casts an enchanting listening experience that’s emotive, memorable and thoroughly original all at once. It’s a stunning showcase of Phoebe June’s songwriting talent and performance flair while further building the excitement for her forthcoming debut EP release later this year.
Listen to Dead Sea below
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