The idea for The Black T-Shirts EP was born from my admiration for albums with a theme, such as Pulp’s Different Class or Arcade Fire’s Funeral, and the years I have spent working as a museum invigilator.
London is an exciting but expensive town to live in, so I have struggled to pay the rent but I had some spare time and an easy job that allowed me to meet a lot of creative people, some of whom I am still friends with today.
We were different in a lot of ways, but we all had this same thought when we were bored walking around asking people not to take pictures: I would rather be at home making art right now.

The Black T-Shirts EP

We All Like You Better When You're Drunk

Try Harder

The Radio Check

The idea for The Black T-Shirts EP was born from my admiration for albums with a theme, such as Pulp’s Different Class or Arcade Fire’s Funeral, and the years I have spent working as a museum invigilator.
London is an exciting but expensive town to live in, so I have struggled to pay the rent but I had some spare time and an easy job that allowed me to meet a lot of creative people, some of whom I am still friends with today.
We were different in a lot of ways, but we all had this same thought when we were bored walking around asking people not to take pictures: I would rather be at home making art right now.

'Song For the Black T-Shirts' is the last track of my EP. It's a soft atmospheric song in which I tried to acknowledge that it is difficult to make music or any form of art while trying to survive in a town like London, where the rent is so expensive that very few people can afford to only work part-time. I drew inspiration from the many conversations I've had with my black t-shirts wearing colleagues who were also artists and from the times we would support and motivate each other to have productive evenings and days off, and to forget about the occasional day job related stress.

Song For The Black T-Shirts

Fiction

Dorsia

Icy - instrumental

Bb Biscuit is a French-born musician whose first release, The Black T-Shirt EP, was inspired by her early years after her move to London. A new country, poorly paid jobs and new experiences, loud guitars and strange sounds.