Cheska Moore, the dark pop force emerging from South London, continues to carve her name into the alt-pop world with a sound that is raw, cinematic, and unapologetically honest. Blending sultry vocals with deep bass, ominous synths, and fiercely introspective lyrics, Cheska channels the darker corners of the human psyche into a sound that is uniquely hers. Evoking comparisons to artists like BANKS, Billie Eilish and Dove Cameron, yet always maintaining her own magnetic voice.

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After her 2023 breakout with the EP Self-Loathing Narcissist, Cheska cemented her place as one to watch. The project has now amassed over 10 million streams across platforms, with more than 2.2 million on Spotify alone. In 2024, she followed up that success with a string of releases that proved she’s not slowing down, racking up 2.7 million Spotify streams and 453,000 listeners over the year. Her fanbase continues to grow steadily, with over 50,000 monthly Spotify listeners and rising.

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Her latest single Aphrodite marked a turning point, earning her editorial support across multiple Spotify playlists including New Music Friday UK, Fresh Finds, Fresh Finds Pop, and misfits 2.0. That momentum carries into her newest release Turn Me On—a bold, empowering anthem that embodies dark feminine energy, blending dissonance and desire into a fearlessly honest confession.

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Beyond her solo work, Cheska has collaborated with notable names in the alt-electronic and dark pop scenes, including Crypto, Cadmium, and Biometrix. These collaborations have deepened her sound and expanded her reach while keeping her artistic integrity intact. Whether crafting cinematic slow burns or brooding bass-heavy bangers, her vocal presence remains undeniable, close, commanding, and emotionally rich.

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With every release, Cheska pushes further into emotional vulnerability, sonic intensity, and lyrical fearlessness. Her music speaks to anyone navigating identity, heartbreak, or power, especially those who find catharsis in the shadows. As 2025 unfolds, Cheska Moore is not just building momentum, she’s building a legacy in dark pop that feels as dangerous as it is healing.