Lara Snow

Lara Snow crafts pop noir for the sleepless heart—cinematic, melancholic, and unmistakably her own. Her music creates emotional worlds where dream-pop, sadcore, and raw honesty coexist like midnight confessions: fragile, intimate, and hauntingly beautiful. Her latest release, a reimagined cover of the classic “Wicked Game,” strips the track down to its emotional core, showcasing Snow’s ability to turn familiar longing into something deeply personal and atmospheric. It follows the minimalist, vocal-driven “How To Break a Heart,” both serving as windows into her highly anticipated debut album arriving later this year. Collaborations with Sun Tailor, Roy Avital (Garden City Movement), and Gilbert Broid have shaped the album’s identity, blending organic textures with dreamlike synths. This new chapter builds on the success of her previous EP, Delete Forever, which earned hundreds of thousands of streams and led to performances across Europe. From the breakout energy of “Someone Else’s Man” and “Poetry Kids” to her current, more introspective sound, Lara Snow remains one of the most intriguing voices in melancholic pop—crafting music that lingers long after the last note fades.