Starting out in her trusty gumboots around the wet lands of New Zealand, Sophia Sin started her musical fairy tale with an interest of an array of formidable music legends. The Beatles, Elvis & Johnny Cash (which she affectionately referred to as "not being played loud enough") were high on her playlist as she frolicked through New Zealand’s aquatic terrain.
At the age of 20 Sophia refused to live a nine-to-five life. Embracing her greater than average knowledge for music across an incredible wing-span of genres, she acquired a sturdy pair of headphones and set off to conquer Melbourne’s nightlife. Sophia’s goal? To make a name among Melbourne’s thriving music industry, to control and evolve the underground culture of her beloved city.

Shortly after, Sophia Sin began to surface amidst Melbourne’s competitive underground music industry. Having initiated a left field production career Sophia decided to take on the industry by a different means, the creatively optimistic approach that repudiates that of a “normal” nature. Using a soothing blend of her own voice and her own sound recordings, she has since developed a truly diverse world style bordering on dubstep and triphop, whilst touching on tech and deep house. Her music oozes with emotion and atmosphere, echoing and reverbing an ambient sound scape which in turn taking listeners to an entirely different place.
What makes Sophia different from any other producer? Her inconsistency that leaves the listeners asking "What will she do next?"
Lastly, listen and learn. Listening inevitably brings emotion and feeling, emotion and feeling are the bi-products of an artist forever revolutionizing how you as a listener perceive all that is heard, felt, smelt and seen.
Sophia Sin. The future.

- Peter Rosewarne (Realism)