Following her latest releases, Ravenna Golden delivers a new exciting single and music video ‘Big Knife’ via Big Beat Records
The new single “Big Knife” follows Ravenna’s take on Weezer’s classic “Beverly Hills” and last year’s “Expensive City,” produced by her longtime friend and collaborator Dylan Brady of 100 gecs and joined by an official music video
Her single “R U Joking “ was followed by the punchy “Girlfriend Sucks (Ft. midwxst),” praised by Glasse Factory as “an alluring melody with a blend of electronically-rich vocals with a punchy beat and heavy rock elements laced throughout. midwxst joins in during the second verse and offers a contrast of clean vocals intermixed with Ravenna’s tuned and cool ones.”
Ravenna Golden’s story starts in the suburbs of St. Louis, soaking up the sun and diverse sounds of the late 90s, mid 2000s, and 2010s, which highly influenced her sound today. After taking a poetry class in high school, she set verses to melodies and recorded a demo on a lark. Freshman year of college, Golden sent the songs to her old friend Dylan Brady who insisted she work on a full-length album.
Fast forward and Ravenna is a founding member of the Hella and Cake Pop crews and a leader in crafting a unique sound and stealing center stage in the minds of kids and critics alike. Weaving fibers of pop-punk, indie rock and electronic mayhem into a vibrant fabric of original noise, she creates a blistering energy that explodes with life and sweat on stage.
Soft ballads are sandwiched between harsh-hitting electro-pop beats and toy synths. It’s a little bit bubblegum with a whole lot of bite, and the process of its creation proved to Golden that music was her destiny – especially performing on stage. Things bubbled from there into a tight string of singles, each song exploring a different shade of personality. It boiled over with the 2018 single “7th Grade,” a guitar-driven sing-along ripped straight from the summer of 2001. Since then, Golden has collaborated with WHIPPED CREAM and Perto on “IDFC“, chillpill on his remix of “FUCK THE CLUB,” and six songs on the Cake Pop 2 album, among others.
