Suki Waterhouse

Born in London, England in 1992, Suki Waterhouse first pursued a career in fashion and film before, from 2016 onward, establishing a musical trajectory under her own name. Her early singles, from “Brutally” to “Johanna”, set out a melancholic indie-pop songwriting rooted in dream pop, folk and an alternative pop with muted arrangements. Signed to Sub Pop in 2021, she broadened her scope with the album I Can’t Let Go (2022) and the EP Milk Teeth (2022), which collects several previously released tracks. Her second album, Memoir of a Sparklemuffin (2024), continues this aesthetic with a more expansive sound—ethereal guitars, nocturnal ballads and more direct choruses. Alongside her acting work, notably in the series Daisy Jones & the Six in 2023, Suki Waterhouse remains active on independent pop and rock stages, touring under her own name and appearing in larger settings, including opening for Taylor Swift at Wembley in 2024 and supporting Laufey on a North American tour in 2025. She also released a deluxe edition of Memoir of a Sparklemuffin in 2025.