GIRLI.

“We live in times where you’ve got to speak up, or just watch the world fucking burn,” GIRLI tells us as we sit in a crowded Shoreditch cafe, moments after she entered the building in a black leather biker suit–helmet in hand. “You have so much influence now with social media. I think it’s immoral not to use that.” The pansexual, London-born singer-songwriter and rapper has made waves in the world of pop ever since the release of her punk-influenced 2015 debut single, So You Think You Can Fuck With Me Do Ya. The track was followed by feisty anthems such as Girls Get Angry Too, Girl That I Met On The Internet and Not That Girl, all of which provide a much-needed commentary