Helicopter Girl

Helicopter Girl is the stage name of Scottish musician Jackie Joyce, known for her distinctive blend of electronic, pop, and jazz influences. Born in Perth, Scotland, Joyce initially came into prominence in the early 2000s. Her debut album, "How to Steal the World," released in 2000, received critical acclaim for its innovative sound and striking vocals. The album's standout track, "Satan's Seventh Bride," earned her a nomination for the prestigious Mercury Music Prize in 2001, bolstering her profile in the UK music scene. Before adopting the Helicopter Girl moniker, Joyce was involved in the band Mouth Music, which fused Celtic and African musical styles. As a solo artist, she has continued to explore eclectic and avant-garde musical landscapes. Over the years, Helicopter Girl has released several albums, including "Voodoo Chic" in 2004 and "Metropolitan" in 2008, each showcasing her rich lyrical content and unique sonic palette. Her music often delves into themes of love, identity, and existential contemplation. Despite the niche appeal, Helicopter Girl's evocative soundscapes and compelling storytelling have earned her a loyal following and enduring respect in the music industry.