Los Angeles, CA: Whether she’s performing at popular LA venues like The Hotel Café, Bar Lubistch, and The Troubadour or she’s inside the studio all day writing and recording, DINGWALL is always devoted to her craft: creating effective and entertaining moody pop music.

DINGWALL has the ability to elevate pop music to a deeper emotional level. She combines the heartfelt emotion of a ballad with the indefatigable catchiness of a Top 100 pop hit.

In her soon-to-be-released EP Mad Ones, her song “Shoulda Run” tells the story of a toiled woman looking back on her destructive relationship. The overall tone of the song is a sort of tragic wistfulness and the chorus stays locked in your head, reverberating DINGWALL’S melodic words, “Ooh, baby, lookin’ back now, I know I shoulda run from you.”

In “Hollow,” DINGWALL draws us in with a slow, methodic beat paired with a perfect a capella harmony of her voice, à la Imogen Heap’s “Hide and Seek.” The song centers on the numbing emptiness you feel after a breakup and builds to an unbelievably satisfying climatic crescendo. The beat hits so hard you can feel it in your chest. It’s the perfect song for anyone going through the horrible, exhausting depression of getting your heart broken.

Brand new tune “Taking Over” has a more upbeat vibe and carries an intensity suitable for your latest workout playlist. Of all DINGWALL’S songs, this one is the most quintessentially pop in the best possible way. It’s energetic, uplifting, and you will be singing it all day after just one listen. In contrast to the more commercially popular sound of “Taking Over,” DINGWALL’S song “Mad Ones” stands out as a different approach to writing a pop song. “Mad Ones” doesn’t follow the traditional order of verse-chorus-song, but rather negates that rule to create a strong, dreamlike tone that locks you in a trance for four minutes.

If you want to see an unforgettable performance, go to a DINGWALL show. Her voice is so raw, so clear, and just plain beautiful. But don’t let her soft, hypnotizing runs and humbling ballads fool you, she can be a down right badass too. Watch her perform her angry revenge song “Fallback” and you will see that this artist isn’t just another pretty singer; she’s got grit and spunk too. She’s got that thing we all want to see in an artist but so rarely see today: honorable charisma.