Singer/songwriter, Wafia, magnifies identifiable and idiosyncratic experiences in the form of alternative pop anthems. The platinum-selling, Netherlands-born Australia-based, Iraqi-Syrian songstress relies on a keen sense of observation and a sharp pen as she catalogs the world in real-time. Having kicked off her career with her cover of “Let Me Love You” and her 2015 debut EP, XXIX, Wafia broke into the mainstream by collaborating on Louis The Child’s RIAA platinum-certified smash, “Better Not”. After joining them on a national tour, including performances at Coachella and Lollapalooza, Wafia released the John Hill-produced single “I'm Good”, landing at #14 on Triple J’s hottest 100, with subsequent praise from W, NPR, Wonderland, FADER, i-D, and more. Keenly aware of her position in life, Wafia is committed to empowering marginalized communities, at home and abroad, and helping women of all shapes, sizes, and nationalities find themselves in her music. Art is personal surely, but Wafia firmly believes in sharing her gift with the world by creating an environment that welcomes all.