Sabrina Kennedy

Sabrina Kennedy
Sabrina Kennedy
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EPs
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102,863
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AUSydney, AU14
GBLondon, GB13
USHouston, US12
USDallas, US9
ZAJohannesburg, ZA9

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“Pure unapologetic individuality, with a voice as strong as her message” (Wonderland) Adopted and raised in Boston, Massachusetts by Irish-Italian parents, Sabrina grew up embracing life as an outsider. A teenage appearance on MTV’s Real World led to her meeting her birth mother live on TV — a moment that shaped her identity and her songwriting. Her debut single 'Hold Tight', a tumultuous ballad about loss and resilience, was written in London after her father’s death. The track featured on Love Island and other TV shows, prompting her move to the UK. Her follow-up release, the EP 'Wheel of the Year' marked a louder, bolder turn, ranging from powerpop ('Magic & Mayhem') via R&B-laced basslines and driving riffs on 'Red Wine' and 'Puritan', to the grand ballad 'Overflow'. Inspired by the Wiccan calendar, the record was playlisted by Kerrang!, Stereogum, and Wonderland. 'Magic & Mayhem' caught the ear of Youth (Killing Joke), who co-wrote and produced her 2025 single 'Witch of the West'. The song was inspired by her early days in the UK living on West London’s Portobello Road, where she read tarot and earned the nickname that became the song’s title — a metaphor for being misunderstood and staying true to yourself.

Updated Nov 6, 2026, 8:52 PM
First discovered Jun 19, 2025, 10:09 AM