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NASTY CHERRY

Last year, Nasty Cherry made an explosive debut in the music industry with their very first single, Win, a power-pop rock anthem reminiscent of all-female supergroups such as The Donnas, HAIM and The Runaways. After a streak of excellent pop singles in 2019, it was announced that the group, which consists of singer Gabby Bechtel, drummer Debbie Knox-Hewson, guitarist Chloe Chaidez, and bassist Georgia Somary, were receiving their very own Netflix docu-series, I’m With The Band, which premiered on the streaming service in December.

“Even when we were pitching Netflix the show, I thought, ‘This can’t be right, this is not going to work out, they’ve made a massive mistake, why us?’” Georgia laughs over the phone. “I don’t think that I ever imagined personally that we would get that opportunity.”

The Big Brother-esque, five-episode series served as an origin story for the band, revealing how they came together at the hands of pop pioneer, Charli XCX. “She’s such a savvy businesswoman,” Debbie says of her mentor, “and she’s such a hard worker that you’re immediately put at ease, knowing that people are really going to work as hard for it as you are yourself.”

We caught up with the two British stars of Nasty Cherry to

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