phem

Phem's initial collaborations paired her with rapper G-Eazy on the track "Just Friends" and placed her as co-writer, alongside indie electronic musician Robokid, of the single "Judge Me." The three-song EP Can't Kill Me served as her debut release in 2018. Within her material, Phem examined fluid sexuality together with sensations of alienation and outsider status. The following year brought a featured turn on Gabriel Black's single "Dead Yet" and the arrival of her second EP, Vacumhead. That five-song project showcased boundary-pushing rapper Lil Tracy on the cut "Grim Reaper."