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“Fucking Around” by Franxie is About Breaking Free from the Clutches of Your Own Self

Wollongong-based alt-folk artist Franxie arrives with a sound that feels both intimate and raw. Her music is emotionally charged, leaning on acoustic textures, layered harmonies, and confessional lyricism. She describes her sound as “soft and sharp,” like a bruise you can’t stop pressing. Writing to process and singing to release, Franxie creates songs that are deeply personal yet universally resonant, offering a window into quiet moments of reckoning and renewal. Franxie A h

Testing Melodies

“Fucking Around” by Franxie is About Breaking Free from the Clutches of Your Own Self

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