Vera Blue Essentials
Playlist - 15 Songs
Celia Pavey has never been content to stand still creatively. Since reinventing herself as Vera Blue in 2015, the New South Wales native has embraced electronic production and expansive singing. While elements of her folk background have persisted—note the gliding acoustic guitar work of 2017’s multiplatinum hit “Regular Touch”—they’ve become secondary to dance-driven material like 2020’s glossy pop banger “Lie to Me.”
Regardless of the exact setting or creative prompt, Pavey’s voice remains a beguiling mix of force and fragility, as capable of powering glitchy EDM as it is channeling heartfelt topics. Or both, as heard on 2026’s pulsing yet sensitive “Go Lucky.” “I think [I’ve gained an] understanding of my emotions and my personality, of being a very mercurial and emotional person,” she told Apple Music in 2022. “And not seeing that as a negative thing if you learn to harness it in the right way.”
Regardless of the exact setting or creative prompt, Pavey’s voice remains a beguiling mix of force and fragility, as capable of powering glitchy EDM as it is channeling heartfelt topics. Or both, as heard on 2026’s pulsing yet sensitive “Go Lucky.” “I think [I’ve gained an] understanding of my emotions and my personality, of being a very mercurial and emotional person,” she told Apple Music in 2022. “And not seeing that as a negative thing if you learn to harness it in the right way.”
Vera Blue Essentials
Vera Blue Essentials
Celia Pavey has never been content to stand still creatively. Since reinventing herself as Vera Blue in 2015, the New South Wales native has embraced electronic production and expansive singing. While elements of her folk background have persisted—note the gliding acoustic guitar work of 2017’s multiplatinum hit “Regular Touch”—they’ve become secondary to dance-driven material like 2020’s glossy pop banger “Lie to Me.”
Regardless of the exact setting or creative prompt, Pavey’s voice remains a beguiling mix of force and fragility, as capable of powering glitchy EDM as it is channeling heartfelt topics. Or both, as heard on 2026’s pulsing yet sensitive “Go Lucky.” “I think [I’ve gained an] understanding of my emotions and my personality, of being a very mercurial and emotional person,” she told Apple Music in 2022. “And not seeing that as a negative thing if you learn to harness it in the right way.”
Regardless of the exact setting or creative prompt, Pavey’s voice remains a beguiling mix of force and fragility, as capable of powering glitchy EDM as it is channeling heartfelt topics. Or both, as heard on 2026’s pulsing yet sensitive “Go Lucky.” “I think [I’ve gained an] understanding of my emotions and my personality, of being a very mercurial and emotional person,” she told Apple Music in 2022. “And not seeing that as a negative thing if you learn to harness it in the right way.”
