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To Dutch artist and songwriter Daimy Lotus, music is therapy. She is a very soft and open person but with an edge to it, which you can hear both in her lyrics and her music. Themes she writes about are heartbreak, mental health, and self-growth. Daimy’s catchy melodies, along with her strong vocals, match the punchier sound of her music. Besides normalizing the conversation about mental health, Daimy is also a big advocate for making people feel heard and seen. It’s her mission to turn pain into power, hence Daimy’s music is best described as empowering pop-rock. Artists similar to her style are ao Gayle, Paramore, and Yungblud.
Since early childhood, Daimy has been involved with music, singing, and dance. Even at the tender age of five, she could be found performing at the yearly cultural market in her hometown. In 2009, she decided to pursue a career in songwriting as well.
At the age of 18, she released an EP, which she got acknowledged for by Dutch radio station 3FM, who named her “Serious Talent.” Other radio stations followed along. She played at many festivals and did a Dutch tour through 20 different cities. After writing songs and performing them for her solo project for several years, she decided to focus on writing for other artists as well. Therefore, she has worked with a variety of songwriters, producers, and artists in and outside the country. By focusing on her songwriting and recording skills over the years, Daimy has ensured her spot in the music industry as a writer/vocalist and has proven to be an undeniable force in the studio. She has songs out with AO Weekly (K-pop), Markus Schulz, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Paris Hilton, Timmy Trumpet, Phuture Noize, and Julian Jordan. Thanks to these collaborations, she has performed on some of the biggest stages in the Netherlands, like Defqon.1 and a sold-out AFAS Live.
Daimy’s priority right now, next to writing for others still, is finishing her first album. There's a lot more to follow from this poprock sensation so keep your eyes and ears open!
