- 1Don't Talk About Me
- 2Sugar Violence
- 3Nothing Left
- 4Heels
- 5Disappear
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Fame Hunter is an independent electronic alt-pop duo from Copenhagen, comprised of Siggy Sonne and Heva Vaupel. Following the release of their 2024 debut singles “Low Moral Superstar” and “Sugar Violence”, they’re set to drop their debut self-titled EP, Fame Hunter, in June 2025.
Originally conceived as a fictional band for an Adidas campaign by Cecilie Jørgensen, Fame Hunter quickly evolved into the real deal. After performing at the campaign's launch event, the duo began receiving booking offers and played a series of shows across their hometown.
With Siggy’s roots in fashion and Heva’s background in experimental electronic music, the two bring contrasting aesthetics that collide in a sound that’s sharp, stylish and unpredictable. Drawing from 2010’s pop and rock vibes, their music pulses with electronic textures - like a lovechild of a warehouse rave and a Versace fashion show.
Their upcoming EP captures the restless energy of youth, sex, and the pursuit of pleasure. Lyrically, the themes dive into cancel culture, toxic relationships, the hazy blur of partying and drugs - all wrapped in a sonic world with driving beats and infectious hooks that feel equally at home in basement clubs and luxury penthouses. It’s pop that is glossy on the surface, but with something dark and dangerous just underneath.
Fame Hunter describes their sound as “the sonic equivalent of smudged eyeliner and cigarette smoke” - raw, edgy and irresistibly stylish. Their growing cult following isn’t just here for the music, they’re here for the aesthetic, the energy and all the contradictions.
Originally conceived as a fictional band for an Adidas campaign by Cecilie Jørgensen, Fame Hunter quickly evolved into the real deal. After performing at the campaign's launch event, the duo began receiving booking offers and played a series of shows across their hometown.
With Siggy’s roots in fashion and Heva’s background in experimental electronic music, the two bring contrasting aesthetics that collide in a sound that’s sharp, stylish and unpredictable. Drawing from 2010’s pop and rock vibes, their music pulses with electronic textures - like a lovechild of a warehouse rave and a Versace fashion show.
Their upcoming EP captures the restless energy of youth, sex, and the pursuit of pleasure. Lyrically, the themes dive into cancel culture, toxic relationships, the hazy blur of partying and drugs - all wrapped in a sonic world with driving beats and infectious hooks that feel equally at home in basement clubs and luxury penthouses. It’s pop that is glossy on the surface, but with something dark and dangerous just underneath.
Fame Hunter describes their sound as “the sonic equivalent of smudged eyeliner and cigarette smoke” - raw, edgy and irresistibly stylish. Their growing cult following isn’t just here for the music, they’re here for the aesthetic, the energy and all the contradictions.
