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Uffie is the project of Los Angeles-based artist Anna-Catherine Hartley, formerly signed to Ed Banger Records, alongside legendary producers of the early 2000s French electronic music scene. Uffie’s career spanned many successes including her first viral hit song called “Pop The Glock,” which was originally posted on MySpace and launched her fame in the Bloghouse era of dance music. She collaborated with the French electronic duo Justice on “TThhEePPaARRtTYY,” which appeared on their Grammy nominated album, Cross, in 2007. Her debut album, Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans, was nominated at the French Victoires de la Musique for Best Electronic Album in 2010. She has since collaborated with Pharrell Williams, Charli XCX, and Galantis, to name a few. She returns in 2022 with a slew of singles leading up to the release of her sophomore full-length, Sunshine Factory, on Toro Y Moi’s Company Records. From the elastic, indie-pop “cool” and the quirky, ska-driven “dominoes,” to the glitchy “where does the party go,” and the pulsing “sophia” Uffie continues to lay the groundwork for the future of pop music more than a decade after her trailblazing debut.
Read moreUffie is the project of Los Angeles-based artist Anna-Catherine Hartley, formerly signed to Ed Banger Records, alongside legendary producers of the early 2000s French electronic music scene. Uffie’s career spanned many successes including her first viral hit song called “Pop The Glock,” which was originally posted on MySpace and launched her fame in the Bloghouse era of dance music. She collaborated with the French electronic duo Justice on “TThhEePPaARRtTYY,” which appeared on their Grammy nominated album, Cross, in 2007. Her debut album, Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans, was nominated at the French Victoires de la Musique for Best Electronic Album in 2010. She has since collaborated with Pharrell Williams, Charli XCX, and Galantis, to name a few. She returns in 2022 with a slew of singles leading up to the release of her sophomore full-length, Sunshine Factory, on Toro Y Moi’s Company Records. From the elastic, indie-pop “cool” and the quirky, ska-driven “dominoes,” to the glitchy “where does the party go,” and the pulsing “sophia” Uffie continues to lay the groundwork for the future of pop music more than a decade after her trailblazing debut.
