“The emerging IT girl of the alt music scene.”

- Hunger Magazine

Freya Beer is a London-based poet, model, and critically acclaimed singer-songwriter, recognised as a “raw and thrilling “ voice in the alternative music scene. Blending gothic-tinged pop, noir storytelling and art-rock attitude, her work moves fluidly between music, literature and fashion.

She launched her career in 2019 with her debut single Dear Sweet Rosie on her own label, Sisterhood Records, earning early BBC Radio 6 Music support. Her debut album Beast was archived by the British Library, and she has since performed at major festivals, sold-out headline shows, and supported acts such as Honeyblood and Republica.

Alongside her music, Freya has cultivated a strong visual identity within fashion and culture. She has modelled in campaigns shot by Rankin, featured with Rokit Vintage, and modelled for the iconic Rock and Roll Hotel, Karma Sanctum in Soho — reinforcing her deep ties to London’s alternative creative scene.

Beer’s music, including her 2024 single Tatianna—praised as a “pop classic”—has gained strong media attention, leading to collaborations with Hunger Magazine, Time Out London, The Standard, and brands like Dr Martens and Kiehls.

In 2025, she toured with Dr. John Cooper Clarke as a poet, released the David Lynch-inspired single CRY BABY, and returned to BBC Radio 6 in July for a live session with Marc Riley. In September, she released her new single, Bonsoir, a romantic ballad that further showcases her evocative songwriting and distinctive artistry. She rounded out the year with a December performance for Sofar Sounds London and will return to the studio in the new year to begin work on forthcoming material.

She also continues to host her eclectic radio show Freya Beer’s Gothic Disco, blending music, fashion, and activism with projects promoting mental health and environmental awareness.