#nesya

[celestial-anomie]

[a-ffection]

[sapphicmovieproject]

Hi yes I wasn't sure about Nesya but I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yOYjdYjpSno where she said she asks Santa for a goth gf and the caption is "hmu goth girls" and the video on Spotify for lmao demon is her kissing a girl. I also assumed the title was going for a play on how conservatives say queer people are "going to hell" and it was a sapphic song, but I understand if you don't want to do it as a poll as it's not technically confirmed

And Nxdia is publicly queer and the song is about a relationship so I assumed it was sapphic but also not technically confirmed

Anyways thanks for running this blog and giving attention to sapphic media <3

Hi, thank you for following up! This was helpful. To be honest, as long as there’s evidence that the artists are sapphic, that’s enough for me 😊

I’ll add the songs to the poll queue! Thanks for being part of our little sapphic community 🩷

[moochilatv]

NESYA presents: PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG.

Darkwave pop at finest

I do not rise. I molt.

NESYA doesn’t just make music; she catalogs survival at the intersection of religious trauma, bipolar disorder, and high-speed chaos. Born in Nebraska and raised as a preacher’s daughter, she spent her youth hiding a goth heart she wasn't allowed to show while surviving trials of sexual abuse, infidelity and social isolation. After moving to Sacramento at age 12, the alternative and darkwave scenes finally offered a mirror to the "baby bat" within.

Her origin story is as singular and grit -flecked as her sound: recording her first projects on a "kitty pillow" in a cramped closet using Apple headphones and free YouTube beats. While working as an assistant teacher and managing five TikTok accounts, NESYA built a cult following of "weird alternative girls" before her breakout single "Delulu" exploded into a 38-million-stream rocketship that scaled the Billboard charts and soundtracked major global brands.

But fame arrived amidst a storm. As "Delulu" took off, NESYA was navigating a traumatic and abusive marriage to a much older man who turned out to be a fugitive. Now, after a high-profile divorce and a hard-won split from a label that didn't understand her vision, she has found her home. NESYA is the flagship artist for Double Down, the new label founded by record executive Evan Lipschutz in partnership with Virgin Music.

Reclaiming her power, NESYA is stepping into her "Vampire Siren" era—a rebranding defined by a "darkwave-meets-trap-pop" sound that demands you cry while you dance.

The lead single from her forthcoming album, "Put The Fries In The Bag," is a masterclass in turning trauma into absurdity. Produced by industrial/alternative wizard Kill Dave, the track juxtaposes visceral lyrics about prophecy and scars against a deadpan, chaotic hook.

"I wrote it in the middle of a messy divorce and betrayal," NESYA says. "The song turned that chaos into something fun. It’s proof that the 'dumbest' idea can be the thing that makes you want to dance again—or just eat some fries."

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NESYA’s music follows a trajectory from heartbreak to detachment to total empowerment. She is filling a void in the industry as one of the few Black alternative artists seamlessly blending post-punk aesthetics with house and R&B sensibilities.

For the wounded, the "quietly insane," and those stuck in the matrix, NESYA isn't just an artist—she’s the reckoning.

[celestial-anomie]

Don't waste your breath, she's not your friend

She's just a ghoul wearing a mask of regret

[celestial-anomie]

You'll never really know how I really feel

[wednesdayxmourning]

Everything that you do

I can see right through

You can never could tell a lie to me

You won't let me talk

And you break the law

But I'll always crawl right back to you"

[celestial-anomie]

I need a ride to Hollywood Hills