Naomi Westlake
Berlin techno slop paired with melancholic, controversial pop lyrics and a fragile, beautiful angelic voice: Naomi Westlake. Born in London, Naomi grew up a short time later bilingual in a small suburb in southern Germany. Early on, everything in her life revolved around music. At the age of only eleven, she starts writing her first songs and performs on the biggest stages in the area (Burghof Lörrach). At the age of 19, she moved to Berlin to put all her eggs in one basket and dedicate herself completely to her music. Naomi speaks in her songs about toxic relationships, psychological problems and the conflicts of our society, which for her are reflected in the streets of Berlin. With her first releases last year, she was already able to make a name for herself in the German pop scene, but that was just the beginning. In collaboration with her new producer Julian Ortleb, aka Qlan, she has now developed a sound image that combines driving techhouse with uniquely poppy toplines and profound lyrics. With her hydrogen blonde hair tied in two cheeky plaits and a new sound in her luggage, Naomi starts her journey from the suburbs to the capital.
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Berlin techno slop paired with melancholic, controversial pop lyrics and a fragile, beautiful angelic voice: Naomi Westlake. Born in London, Naomi grew up a short time later bilingual in a small suburb in southern Germany. Early on, everything in her life revolved around music. At the age of only eleven, she starts writing her first songs and performs on the biggest stages in the area (Burghof Lörrach). At the age of 19, she moved to Berlin to put all her eggs in one basket and dedicate herself completely to her music. Naomi speaks in her songs about toxic relationships, psychological problems and the conflicts of our society, which for her are reflected in the streets of Berlin. With her first releases last year, she was already able to make a name for herself in the German pop scene, but that was just the beginning. In collaboration with her new producer Julian Ortleb, aka Qlan, she has now developed a sound image that combines driving techhouse with uniquely poppy toplines and profound lyrics. With her hydrogen blonde hair tied in two cheeky plaits and a new sound in her luggage, Naomi starts her journey from the suburbs to the capital.


