London-based artist Saachisen continues to push the boundaries of alternative pop with her striking new single ‘The Girl That Was Made Of Antimatter’, a cinematic release that merges science-fiction storytelling with deeply personal emotion.
Born in Mumbai and now based in London, Saachisen has built a reputation for crafting inventive songs that balance technical precision with vivid imagination. Her latest offering may be her most ambitious yet, using futuristic imagery to explore feelings of alienation, disconnection and the search for belonging.
Built around elegant piano motifs, sweeping string arrangements and layers of electronic vocal manipulation, the track moves effortlessly between intimacy and grandeur. Working alongside long-time collaborator Dave Leondi of the Abbey Road Institute, Saachisen creates a rich sonic landscape that feels both otherworldly and emotionally grounded.
Already recognised through performances at London’s Roundhouse, appearances at PRIDE events and support from the BBC Introducing platform, Saachisen’s profile continues to rise. Following her Best Emerging Artist win at the Eastern Eye ACTAs, ‘The Girl That Was Made Of Antimatter’ arrives as another bold step forward from one of the UK’s most imaginative emerging voices.