FAANGS, originally known as Charlie, has a lengthy history in the field. She began her singing career after winning Canada's The Next Star competition since she had always known that the spotlight was meant for her. It's all paying off now, ten years later. She is grabbing attention with her gritty interpretation of alt-pop, revolutionizing the genre by fusing trap sounds with a rock star attitude.
No one can deny that the path was easy, despite the fact that FAANGS has star qualities; she worked almost 200 days in the studio last year. Following the success of her single "I Don't Care," she releases the remaining 13 tracks of her project "Teeth Out," a body of work that captures the highs and lows of her life.
The project "Teeth Out" is a testament to FAANG's skill as it combines all the rough edges of hip-hop, alt-pop and rock.
She attended a writing program sponsored by the Canadian collection society SOCAN at the invitation of British producer BHAV, who later offered her to return to the UK for more sessions. Storwick traveled to Berlin to collaborate on songs with the German band Hitimpulse. She spent four months living and writing at their studio. Daniel Lieberberg, president of Sony Europe, oversaw Storwick's signing with the company in Germany. Storwick relocated to LA and started writing music for different artists as well as under her new pseudonym FAANGS, which was named after the ruthless city she now lives in..

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