Meet singer-songwriter and performer from London, Vicky Pasion

Soul Star Vicky Pasion opened at the O2 Academy, Islington, for her sold out EP launch. Catch the teaser for the upcoming film 'This is Vicky Pasion'. Follow Vicky’s journey as she prepares to launch her debut EP 'Valley of the Ashes'. Come behind the scenes of studio sessions, band rehearsals, intimate interviews and much more, including her live performance!

Ahead of the release of her debut EP, Vicky Pasion graces ‘The Scene’ on BBC Radio, London. She premieres her latest single ‘Been Like’, co-written with Owen Cutts (Stormzy, H.E.R, Greentea Peng) and explores the songwriting process behind her EP, her mental health journey her experience of the music industry so far!

Sultry songstress, London based singer-songwriter Vicky Pasion’s new single Been Like is the third single from her highly anticipated forthcoming EP Valley of the Ashes.

“I spoke with Vicky Pasion, a singer-songwriter repping the slow fashion movement ahead of the 20 th Anniversary of ‘The Lion King’ on the West End, as she prepared for an event of the season.”

In 2019 Nigerian-British artist exhibited his work “That’s Cool”, a painting that explores societal biases in our thoughts and projections onto young black men, for their cultural expression of themselves, highlighted in their chosen dress code. He discussed the inspiration behind his work on BBC Radio London’s “Jo Good Show”.

Sounds influenced by her mixed Asian heritage, and soulful ballads of the 90s, inspire Vicky Pasion’s beautiful single - ‘Can’t Go Back’.

Vicky Pasion was featured as part of Apple’s showcase for “Made in LDN” - a series of creative sessions, in partnership with the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. The showcase featured work from sessions including Vicky Grout, Mr. Bailey, Wretch 32 and 56 Black Men, and other talented young Londoners.

Artist Vicky Pasion opens up about her mixed-Asian heritage on Halu Halo.

Reduce: Rewear: Reclaim is an editorial that promotes conscious fashion by featuring second hand clothing. It calls on a Fashion Revolution as it actively participates in reducing waste, by re-wearing clothes that are already owned and reclaiming clothes that are pre-loved.