Born to a rock musician and a Playboy Bunny, the Detroit bred singer/songwriter Victoria Reed grew up in a Greek and Italian family that believed as much in the power of the mystical as they did the power of song. Surrounded by music from an early age, she began writing her own songs as a way of working through the emotional tumult of adolescence. When it came time for college, Reed moved to Chicago to study philosophy, where she added guitar to her repertoire and began self producing lo-fi bedroom recordings before dropping out a semester shy of her philosophy degree upon a serendipitous invitation to move to Brooklyn to record her first studio album. She released her debut record, ‘Chariot,’ to universal praise. Vice Noisey called the album “near magical,” while Paste raved that it “bleeds authenticity,” and Popdust hailed it as “bold, daring, and visceral.” Since then Reed has continued to evolve her straight from the heart brand of indie pop over a steady stream of soulfully penned releases, including two full length albums, ‘Aquamadre’ and ‘Even When It’s Night’ via buzzy Mexico City based label Devil In The Woods, drawing a dedicated following and steady praise in the international indie-pop press.