The angel number, 11:11 symbolises enlightenment and awakening, the divine confirmation that you are on the right path. It’s a feeling Biig Piig has arrived at after a long period of constant flux, and also provides the emotional bedrock of her first album: that rare debut which is as much a life-story as it is in thrall to the present moment. “11:11 has been a recurring number throughout my life,” Biig Piig comments, “especially whilst writing this record. Whenever I see it, I take a moment to reflect and dream about the possibilities ahead. This album captures various points in my journey, symbolizing synchronicity—the idea that things happen for a reason, exactly as they should. Through the highs and lows, this process has been exactly what it needed to be. 11:11 represents my reflections over the past two years, and the grounding I’ve found along the way.”

11:11 is introduced by the effervescent first single ‘Favourite Girl’, a flirtatious and feel-good blast of funk in the face of someone holding back from commitment. Written by Biig Piig with frequent collaborators Zach Nahome and Maverick Sabre, its Barbie-esque world of bold colours and synthetic textures is more a playful moment amidst the cerebral searchings of 11:11, but likewise hinges on Biig Piig knowing herself better than anyone else.

Biig Piig is one of Gen Z’s future-icons, with an innately adventurous spirit - musically, geographically, and emotionally - that has only sharpened with time. It’s a wild path that has already seen the Irish (via West London, Malaga and Los Angeles) artist experiment across a celebrated run of EPs, singles and creative self-discovery. Yet with co-signs ranging from Billie Eilish, Lil Nas X and the BBC Sound Poll to tours alongside the likes of Glass Animals and Jungle, her nomadic nature and boundless curiosity have ultimately centred Biig Piig right at the heart of youth culture.

Label
RCA
Genre
Pop & Rock LP - SIDE A
4AM
Ponytail
Cynical
Favourite Girl
I Keep Losing Sleep
LP - SIDE B
9-5
Decimal
Silhouette
Stay Home
One Way Ticket
Brighter Day

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