New Zealand synth pop musician Princess Chelsea (aka Chelsea Nikkel) is back with her fourth album The Loneliest Girl, due for release via Lil’ Chief Records on 7 September. The first single from the album “I Love My Boyfriend” sounds like a garage rock trio who just discovered the Mellotron and discusses the situation of
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“Princess Chelsea’s “Growing Older” is the doom ballad that maturity deserves” – FADER Following the release of her fourth studio album The Loneliest Girl last month, New Zealand subversive pop artist Princess Chelsea (Chelsea Nikkel) shares the home grown music
Photo credit: Coco Campbell The Loneliest Girl was recorded by Chelsea between 2016
‘Wasting Time’ is the second single from Princess Chelsea’s album The Loneliest Girl due out September 7 on New
“Princess Chelsea’s “Growing Older” is the doom ballad that maturity deserves” – FADER Following the release of her fourth studio album The Loneliest Girl last month, New Zealand subversive pop artist Princess Chelsea (Chelsea Nikkel) shares the home grown music
Photo credit: Coco Campbell The Loneliest Girl was recorded by Chelsea between 2016 and 2017 in her home studio in West Auckland, New Zealand with production assistance from label-mate Jonathan Bree. Chelsea’s trademark arrangements
‘Wasting Time’ is the second single from Princess Chelsea’s album The Loneliest Girl due out September 7 on New Zealand based Lil’ Chief Records. It follows the popular ‘I Love My Boyfriend’ (“a DIY pop song that subverts the rules” – NOISEY,
New Zealand synth pop musician Princess Chelsea (aka Chelsea Nikkel) is back with her fourth album The Loneliest Girl, due for release via Lil’ Chief Records on 7 September. The first single from the album “I Love