Born in Somerset, but finding herself musically in London, Harri Pick’s unique sound pays homage to both places. Her larger than life sound comes packed with anthemic instrumentation but also features moments of vulnerability. Studying at the The London College of Music, Harri Pick quickly got an infamous reputation on the live circuit.

“Frustrated” is an infectious new offering by Harri Pick. Paying homage to contemporary influences such as Sam Fender and Wet Leg, it’s also that clear that Harri Pick has her own unique artistic stamp which she’s placed on her latest tune. The track features a vibrant melting pot of thrashing drums, diving bass lines and riff-roaring guitars. Her vocals are infectious, emotion packed and work hand in glove with well-penned lyrics.

Speaking about the single, she says: “Over the last few years, my generation has been constantly scrutinised by the media and politicians regarding people like me as ‘snowflakes’. I find it quite frustrating (haha) when I see this. In the end, though, you have to laugh at the hypocrisy of it all. They will be the first ones to complain about something.”

The single comes in anticipation of sophomore E.P  “Dangerous Nostalgia” which is due to be released later this year. We cannot wait to see where she’ll take this.