An award-winning actress as well as an enigmatic chanteuse, Soko's otherworldly folk-pop tones have drawn comparisons with the likes of Björk and Keren Ann. Born Stephanie Sokolinski in Bordeaux in 1986, she moved to Paris to study acting at age 17, and went on to appear in several French films, most famously, Xavier Giannoli's A l'Origine. In 2007, she scored a hit across Europe with "I'll Kill Her," and following a support slot on M.I.A.'s Kala tour and collaborations with the Go! Team and Cornershop, she founded her own label, Babycat Records, and released her debut EP, Not Sokute. In early 2009, she announced on MySpace that she was quitting the music industry, only to declare that she was "reborn" six months later, resulting in 2011's full-length I Thought I Was an Alien. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi
French chanteuse SoKo, who last graced our pages with a touching video she co-directed (with Spike Jonze) for an affectingly charming song of hers, is...
26-year-old Stéphanie Sokolinski is SoKo is a French artist with already substantial global popularity -- she's the sort to put up YouTube numbers in ...
The French singer SoKo has already made utterly charming videos for "I Thought I Was An Alien" and "First Love Never Die," two songs from her album I ...
The French singer Soko has been responsible for some remarkable music videos in the last year, and her latest self-directed effort, for "Destruction O...
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