Poppy

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Poppy简介 Poppy，原名Moriah Rose Pereira，是一位身兼歌手、词作者、演员、时装模特、YouTuber、作家等多种身份的全能型艺人。1995年出生在出生于美国马萨诸塞州的首都波士顿，15岁时，Poppy离开家乡前往洛杉矶以发展自己的演艺事业。她的音乐道路始于在网上翻唱歌曲，2013年，她与导演/音乐人Titanic Sinclair合作拍摄抽象风格的艺术短片与音乐录像带，并开启YouTube频道"thatPoppyTV"（现已改名为"Poppy"），迅速走红。2015年，她以艺名That Poppy签约至Island Records并发行了第一首原创歌曲"Everybody Wants to Be Poppy"。不久之后，她的第一张流行风格EP：Bubblebath在2016年2月发行。同年8月，她与鞋业公司Steven Madden合作，在她的YouTube频道上上传了一系列的广告视频作为Steve Madden Music计划的一部分。简介 Birth NameMoriah Rose PereiraBirth DateJanuary 1st, 1995GenresArt popSynthpopElectropopBubblegum popPopAlternative rockIndie rockIndustrial metalRockPop-rockDream popExperimental popmetalmetalcoreOccupationsSinger, songwriter, director, producer, author, actress, dancer, model, YouTuberYears Active2011–present Early Life Poppy was born in Whitman, Massachusetts[1] on January 1st, 1995. She is of Latina, Portuguese and Spanish heritage[2] and grew up with a mother and a father, two brothers, and one sister. For several years, Poppy's parents ran a haunted house in the month of October.[3] She went to public school when she was young and did not have many friends growing up, and was bullied for being "skinny and quiet".[4] Due to this, she switched to homeschooling at the age of 13 and she completed her education early through homeschool at the age of 16. She claimed that throughout her childhood, she would often spend time isolated and alone, and the internet was her "teacher".[5] Poppy also claimed that when she was young, she wanted to be a Rockette, she began dancing at age 3 and stopped at age 14.[6] Her father played drums in a punk rock band, and one of her brothers played drums as well. Her siblings introduced her to some of her favorite artists.[3] She was inspired to become a singer after listening to female-fronted bands such as Blondie and No Doubt. In December 2006, Poppy joined The Nutcrackers, a roller derby team in the Boston Roller Derby, alongside her sister. She was the mascot of the team for a short time due to being too "fragile" to participate in the sport itself[7][8], but later was allowed to join the team. She lived in Whitman until she was about 14, then moved to the greater Nashville area due to her father's change of job and wanting a new start to their family. In 2010, Poppy joined the newly-formed Nashville Junior Roller Derby. She left after a short while but continued to skate for fun.[9][10][11] When Poppy was 15, she received vocal coaching from Brett Manning, and a year later started uploading covers and original songs to her YouTube channel thatPoppyTV. Sometime in 2013, Poppy had moved to Los Angeles, California by herself after signing with Island Records.[7] She initially met Titanic Sinclair through a mutual friend in early 2014; later that year, she teamed up with him to portray the character Poppy and start her professional music career. Career 2011-2014: Career beginningsPoppy began her musical career in 2011, and her first performances were at small venues such as IndieCove.[12] She made two YouTube channels, the first one was called "Moriah Poppy"[13] and the other "thatPoppyTV". thatPoppyTV was created on October 6th, 2011, and the channel contained covers, original songs and vlogs. The Moriah Poppy channel contained more personal content such as performance videos and random uploads. She performed live at small venues such as Playlist Live, Digifest 2013, VidCon, and others. Her first stage name was "Moriah Poppy"; the name Poppy came from a friend, who had nicknamed her after a fictional character.[14] Poppy later changed her stage name to "That Poppy", but often shortened it to simply "Poppy". She originally planned to release an extended play (EP) at the end of 2012, which would have been indie and alternative rock-oriented, but this release never materialized. However, she released two original demos titled "Doesn't Mean I'm Wrong" and "What If I". This era's videos have been deleted or made private due to not being consistent with the current Poppy project.2014-2016: Bubblebath and 3:36 (Music to Sleep To)Poppy later signed with Island Records in 2013, releasing her debut single "Everybody Wants to Be Poppy" in 2015 as well as her debut EP Bubblebath in February 2016, which featured the successful single "Lowlife" from 2015. She performed several shows to promote Bubblebath. In late 2016, Poppy left Island due to several accounts of mistreatment. On October 17th, 2016, she released an experimental ambient album exclusively on her Bandcamp, titled 3:36 (Music to Sleep To). On November 17th, 2016, she also released a single titled "Adored", which was another Bandcamp-exclusive release.2017-2018: Poppy.Computer and Am I a Girl?In early 2017, Poppy created a label with Sinclair called I'm Poppy Records, releasing the single "I'm Poppy" on the label. Additionally, the release of "I'm Poppy" was the final release under her previous stage name, That Poppy. Later, she signed with Mad Decent, who released her debut album Poppy.Computer. Throughout late 2017 and early 2018, she went on the Poppy.Computer Tour to promote the album. A remix EP titled Poppy.Remixes was released in March of 2018, which featured a remix of "Interweb" and four remixes of "Moshi Moshi".She released her sophomore album Am I a Girl? on October 31st, 2018 under Mad Decent. The album included the singles "In a Minute", "Time Is Up", "Fashion After All", "Hard Feelings", and "X". She later went on the Am I a Girl? Tour in promotion of the album. Prior the release of the record, the songs "Metal" and "Immature Couture" were released as promotional singles.ADVERTISEMENT2019-2020: Choke, I Disagree, graphic novels, directorial debut and Grammy nominationOn June 28th, 2019, Poppy released her second EP Choke, which was her last release under Mad Decent before leaving the label in July 2019. It included the singles "Voicemail", "Scary Mask", and "Choke". Later that month, she released a graphic novel titled Genesis 1, along with her second ambient album I C U (Music to Read To), which serves as the soundtrack to the graphic novel.She released her third album, I Disagree, on January 10th, 2020. The album included the singles "Concrete", "I Disagree", "Bloodmoney", "Fill the Crown" and "Anything Like Me". The album marked Poppy's first Billboard 200 entry, peaking at number 130 and selling over 7,000 units.[15] Poppy went on the Threesome Tour with Bring Me the Horizon and Sleeping with Sirens to promote both the album and the Choke EP. She also went on the I Disagree Tour to promote the album. On June 3rd, 2020, Poppy released a cover of t.A.T.u.'s song "All the Things She Said". On August 14th, 2020, Poppy released a deluxe edition of I Disagree entitled I Disagree (more), which includes four bonus tracks. On October 20th, 2020, Poppy released her second graphic novel, Poppy's Inferno, along with its soundtrack Music to Scream To. On December 1st, 2020, Poppy released her third EP A Very Poppy Christmas, which is Christmas-themed.2020 would mark Poppy's directorial debut. She directed the music video for "Anything Like Me" with Jesse Draxler. Poppy then directed the music videos for "Sit / Stay" and "All the Things She Said". In April, Poppy would return to her YouTube channel to create and direct a series of makeup tutorial videos featuring herself. This would begin Poppy directing videos that are more oriented around the Poppy character. Poppy would then direct the music videos for her then-fiancé Ghostemane's singles "Lazaretto" and "Hydrochloride".[16][17]On November 24th, 2020, the Recording Academy announced that Poppy's song "Bloodmoney" was nominated for Best Metal Performance at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, but the song lost to "Bum-Rush" by Body Count.[18][19] This was Poppy's first ever Grammy nomination. She was the first female solo artist to be nominated in the category, as well as the first female artist to be nominated in the category since 1999.ADVERTISEMENT2021-2022: Eat (NXT Soundtrack), Flux, Stagger and production debutFollowing Poppy's nomination, she performed her then-unreleased song "Eat" at the Grammys. On April 8th, 2021, Poppy performed another previously unreleased song titled "Say Cheese" at the WWE event NXT TakeOver: Stand & Deliver, in which it became the new official theme for WWE NXT. On May 26th, 2021, Poppy released a cover of Jack Off Jill's "Fear of Dying".On June 8th, 2021, Poppy released her fourth extended play Eat (NXT Soundtrack) at NXT TakeOver: In Your House. The EP contained official releases of "Eat" and "Say Cheese", alongside three additional tracks. This marked Poppy's studio production debut, producing the EP solely by herself.Poppy's fourth studio album Flux was released on September 24th, 2021. The album included the singles "Her", "Flux" and "So Mean". She went on the Never Find My Place Tour to promote the album.On October 21st, 2021, Poppy was featured on Health's single "Dead Flowers".In August 2022, Poppy announced her fifth extended play Stagger, which was released on October 14th 2022. The EP's title track was performed during the Never Find My Place Tour. Coinciding with the EP's announcement, Poppy performed a then-unreleased song from the EP, "FYB", which was later released as its lead single.[20] She supported Smashing Pumpkins and Jane's Addiction on their Spirits On Fire Tour in promotion of both Flux and Stagger.2023-present: Zig and Negative SpacesShortly after the release of Stagger, Poppy returned to her former record label Sumerian Records. She released a cover of Kittie's "Spit" in May 2023, and was featured on Stu Brooks' single "They'll Just Love You" the following month. Poppy released her fifth studio album Zig on October 27th, 2023, which included the singles "Church Outfit", "Knockoff", "Motorbike" and "Hard". In promotion of the album, she embarked on several tours: the Godless/Goddess Tour with Pvris, the Concrete Forever Tour with Bad Omens, the Zig Tour, and the Seasons Tour with Thirty Seconds to Mars.In the months following Zig, Poppy released a cover of David Bowie's "Moonage Daydream", and was featured on Bad Omens' single "V.A.N" as well as Knocked Loose's single "Suffocate".Poppy will release her sixth studio album Negative Spaces on November 15th, 2024, which will include the singles "New Way Out" and "They're All Around Us". Personal Life Poppy has dyed her hair several colors throughout her life, most notably purple, blue, red and blonde. She first dyed her hair purple when she was seven years old. In an interview with Enfnts Terribles, she stated that other mothers at her school would judge her mother because she let Poppy dye her hair purple. As of July 2020, she has sported black hair with bangs, though as of December 2022, she began wearing blonde wigs to match her album Zig’s theme.[21][22] She was previously vegan by personal choice,[23] but currently eats a "paleo-leaning" diet, and stopped eating vegan due to it causing muscle deficiencies.[24]Poppy owns a pet chocolate sphynx cat named Pi. Through her ex-fiancé Ghostemane, she owned cats Kiki and Damian, a bearded dragon and a dog named Crash.In an interview with Nylon France, Poppy revealed that she had suffered from an eating disorder in the past.[25]Identity and ActivismIn 2018, Poppy publicly spoke about questioning her gender identity and confirmed that her questioning inspired her studio album Am I a Girl?. She stated in an interview with Nylon that her gender was undetermined, saying that "some days I feel like a boy, some days I feel like a girl, so I haven't figured it out yet".[26] In an interview with Flaunt Magazine the following year, however, she revealed that she had ended her questioning, stating "I am a girl, but I believe everyone should be able to identify with what they choose".[27] She is an ally to the LGBT+ community[28] and in March 2020, Poppy confirmed to a fan that her sexuality is "pending".[29] She has protested against police brutality and racism as well. YouTube Persona Main article: Poppy (character)Poppy is also a fictional character predominantly featured on the video-sharing website YouTube, portrayed by Pereira. From 2014–present, Pereira has consistently used the Poppy character on YouTube and at live events, which have gained the attention of the public. Currently, the Poppy character is limited to only YouTube videos, while Pereira, under the musical stage name Poppy, is herself.The Poppy YouTube channel was created on October 6th, 2011, which originally contained original songs and covers. In late 2014, she started working under the direction of Titanic Sinclair, completely erased her old content and reinvented herself. Poppy and Sinclair's first video was uploaded on November 4th, 2014, titled "Poppy Eats Cotton Candy", which only shows Poppy eating cotton candy. The video was shot in Sinclair's living room with no budget and was originally going to be a one-off video.[40] The most popular Poppy video is "I'm Poppy.", which shows a 30-second clip of Poppy saying "I'm Poppy" looped for 10 minutes. The channel's subscriber count was hidden until August 2022, as YouTube removed the ability to hide a channel's subscriber count.[41] Poppy had 2.95 million subscribers at the time of this reveal. Prior to this, it was confirmed by YouTube LA on Twitter that Poppy had surpassed one million subscribers and received her Gold Play Button on September 8th, 2017. In July of 2020, Poppy surpassed 1 million Instagram followers. Poppy won a Streamy for breakthrough artist on September 26th, 2017.Poppy's identity was initially kept guarded. She explained in an interview with Racked: "I don't want people to talk about how old I am; I want them to talk about what I'm making. People, especially nowadays, are so obsessed with knowing everything. They'll have to invest their time in finding it." She also revealed in a statement made on May 7th, 2018 that she had kept her identity guarded due to being a survivor of abuse.[42] The description of her video titled "Happy Birthday to Poppy" had previously revealed her birthday as January 1st, 2001. However, this is assumed to be the "creation date" of the Poppy character, with Pereira herself being six years older.

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[原版立体声伴奏无和声]No One (Demo 8) (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 162 646 77欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′10″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]No One (Demo 7.1) (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 191 1832 71欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′10″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]New York (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 83 1553 58欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′58″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Maniac (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 60 1605 62欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′18″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Little Psycho (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 96 853 80欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′16″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]I Heart Poppy (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 76 1656 87欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′42″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Helium (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 81 694 55欧美伴奏￥15.00	4′20″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Heavy Metal (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 83 1017 83欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′39″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Happy When It Hurts (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 132 1523 54欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′7″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16
[原版立体声伴奏无和声]Good To Me (Instrumental)HQ Poppy 167 1198 76欧美伴奏￥15.00	3′29″320 kbps 320 kbps2025-03-16