Xoe-B played one of her first gigs in the centre of her hometown, Worthing where she met producer Ryan Gorringe who has produced all of her music to date. After releasing her first single ‘I Don’t Care’ Xoe-B got many more gigs which then provided the opportunity to support Reg Meruoss and Decosta Boyce at Coast cafe. She has previously been a part of one of Worthing’s music discussion panels What’s Next? which featured Rag ’n’ Bone Man where they discussed the importance of supporting and boosting the live music scene in and around the Worthing and Brighton area
Xoe-B was after a new sound for ‘Break of Dawn’ and was recommended by her mentor, Kairen Kemp (BBC) to work with producer Al Scott who has put a new spin on her track.
Xoe-B has a ”unique delivery that varies from powerful chorus’, to hushed gentle lyrics and M.C. style delivery” - Colm Tommy Cooper Sweet, Sunny Worthing editor.
Since spending all our time at home, Xoe-B has been thinking about her future and what that could look like. She has had a battle with mental health over the past 18 months which has knocked her confidence massively but since seeking the right help, she is now starting to be able to envisage what life might be like on the other side
Xoe-B will be playing at the Alternative Escape Festival in 2021 (meant to be 2020 but due to Coronavirus, it has been rescheduled) and has previously played at Paddle Round the Pier, Horsham Garden Music Festival, Sunny Worthing Business Awards and Concorde 2.
