With the release of her stunning September album ‘Encino’, Pixie Lott is “just so happy to be back”.
Synonymous with infectiously endearing pop hits (‘Mama Do’, ‘All About Tonight’, and ‘Boys And Girls’), Pixie majorly dominated the charts throughout the 2010s. She also regularly showed her soulful side with tracks like ‘Cry Me Out’ and ‘Gravity’, hinting that there was more than what met the eye of the singer-songwriter.
Now, 10 years after her last self-titled album, Pixie is back with an album detailing the missing piece we were missing all those years ago. ‘Encino’ proves her emotional range, technical vocal ability, writing craft, and effortless ease within a full-band setting. ‘Encino’ reaches depths of brilliance and genius that previous pop offerings just ever so slightly struggled to reach.
In a whirlwind of press, performances, and general life, Pixie took the time to speak with us, remaining radiant, grateful, and utterly down to earth. We discussed all things ‘Encino’ and the joys of close-knit collaboration, our shared love of albums in a world of fast-paced consumption, and trying to keep optimistic above all else.