Combining the synth-heavy, epic sound of the 80s with a futuristic, alternative pop style and sultry, melancholic vocals, Fiona Hope expresses her frustration with the digital landscape and romanticizes a simpler time. 

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This takes the listener down a sonic exploration of past and present with ethereal, movie-worthy tracks that satirize online dating and virtual living.

 

Fiona Hope draws inspiration from 80s alternative bands like The Blue Nile, New Order, and Depeche Mode and contemporary alternative pop artists such as The Japanese House, Ethel Cain, and Pearly Drops.