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Usually, I’ll have a set of references or a playlist, and I’ll bring my notebook and folders full of little phrases that I’ve scribbled down or things that I want to include. For me, they’re just very interwoven - I never know whether it’s going to turn into a poem or a song. I did a lot of short stories when I was a kid, and then that went into poetry and songwriting. What came first for you, poetry or music? You’re a poet as well, and that comes through in your songs. This is something I can actually make something out of.” And signing that deal, I was like, “Okay, this feels like something real, not just something that’s confined to my bedroom or my computer. I had a year, basically, after I finished school to give music a shot. That made me feel that there was this body of people that really believed in me, beyond just words - it felt like a real commitment from them. I had just finished school and signed a record deal with Transgressive. What was the moment that kickstarted your career? Then by myself, I discovered indie music like the Pixies and the Cocteau Twins and Arctic Monkeys, and just found so much satisfaction of finding artists that I felt I could claim as my own. My mom listened to a lot of Prince and a lot of ’80s french pop, a lot of Diana Ross. My dad was a big fan of people like Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie and Aretha Franklin. What are some early influences or favorite artists? Tell us a bit about your musical background. And best new artist, being seen as the future in some way - especially as a British, independent artist - is really special. Alternative is that kind of blurred lines one, which I really like. Vincent, who I’ve listened to for six, seven years now - it just kind of reinforced the vision I had when I started, about making music that felt like a kaleidoscope of different influences. I’ve always wanted to create music that exists outside of genre, or the more traditional genre structures. What does it mean to you to be nominated in those specific categories? I just felt very proud of myself and of the team around me. I think when you have moments like that it’s hard to put them into words, but it just felt like everything that I was doing and working toward had been validated in some way.
I was just wandering around aimlessly and didn’t have any clue what was going on, and then he let me know and I felt so overcome. I was in Cologne on tour, and I actually found out from my guitarist because it was the one day I’d left my phone at the hotel. Take us back to the moment when you heard the news. You’re nominated for best new artist and best alternative album at the Grammys.
Parks spoke with Variety about her Grammy nods, blurring the boundaries of genre and being a Gen Z singer-songwriter. Now the 21-year-old musician and poet is up for best new artist and alternative album at the Grammys. Months after releasing her debut album, “Collapsed in Sunbeams,” in January, Parks collected the Brit Awards’ breakthrough artist honor and the Mercury Prize for album of the year. With her introspective lyricism and calming instrumentals, Arlo Parks has become one of music’s fastest-rising stars.
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