It seems only a matter of time until New York singer-songwriter Juliet Ivy finds herself as one of indie pop’s leading visionaries. A sound that draws homage from the past and helps shape the future, Ivy sprinkles a playfulness and a profoundness into her work.

The artist of Chinese-Colombian heritage released her debut EP, “playpen”, at the backend of last year to critical revery, and is now set to follow the inaugural project up with a sophomore EP, “tiny but scary”, on August 8th. Featuring previous hit singles “4 foot 2” and “is it my face?”, the body of work looks set to propel Ivy towards wide-spread acclaim, with her explorative and endoscopic amalgamation of folk, indie and pop characteristics shining through.

To celebrate the release of the forthcoming EP, we asked Juliet to take us behind the scenes on a recent trip to London this summer. From drinking Guinness to thrifting in Shoreditch, it seems like she fitted right in!