Harri Pick was born in Somerset but fully found herself within the London music scene. Her music has a unique and signature sound that pays homage to her birth place and the city she loves. With a larger than life sound and a growing loyal fanbase, she’s quickly becoming a rising star within the alternative scene.

Her latest single “Broke” is a heavy-hitting new offering. The track features driving bass lines, overdrive soaked guitars and thrashing drums. On top, her vocals smash through the mix, coming drenched in indie-rock sensibilities. The track is textually engaging and will be sure to fully entice you.

Speaking about the track, she says: “Broke came about when I went to visit my parents after my birthday. I had just come back from visiting my partner’s family in Scotland and we arrived back in London. We got on the tube and I opened my bank account, which I did in fact, have 74p in. We were going to visit my parents in the South West and I was panicking about money and the fact my partner and I lived in such a ridiculously priced place in London that was the size of a box. 

My parents had previously asked me what I wanted for my birthday and I wasn’t sure. I then had a letter for council tax and I decided to ask them for some money rather than a present. My dad was a very sarcastic man and asked how much I wanted, I said I don’t mind because I felt bad asking for money anyway haha. He proceeded to send me £1 and put Money by The Flying Lizards on whilst laughing at sending me £1. He then sent me a bit more after laughing at his joke for long enough. My partner and I then went home and used the Flying Lizards song as inspiration to create the really raw drum sound we liked. 

I then had the SLC ringing me because I dropped out of my masters as I couldn’t afford to do the masters whilst also having a full time job 1hr away. I owed SLC 11.5k which is where most of the inspiration came from for the bridge!”

With everything in the right place, we can see Harri Pick getting to the very top.