From Wollongong, Australia, Franxie is an indie artist who isn't trying to be loud, but wants her music to stick with you. Her personal, homemade alt-folk music doesn't shout feelings—it lets them breathe. Her latest song, Nobody’s Home, is a careful, real look at feeling disconnected and emotionally numb. It uses soft acoustic sounds and a quiet voice that seems to speak from the inside out.
From Wollongong, Australia, Franxie is an indie artist who isn't trying to be loud, but wants her music to stick with you. Her personal, homemade alt-folk music doesn't shout feelings—it lets them breathe. Her latest song, Nobody’s Home, is a careful, real look at feeling disconnected and emotionally numb. It uses soft acoustic sounds and a quiet voice that seems to speak from the inside out.
The song feels like a paused moment. Gentle guitars, well-placed silences, and a voice that's almost fragile create a mood of emotional retreat, like being consciously absent. It's a quiet but strong opposite to her first single, Fucking Around, which had more direct, confrontational energy. Here, Franxie isn't fighting back; she's withdrawing.
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Her music explores the awkward but necessary space between facing things head-on and pulling away, between clarity and quiet. There's something deeply human in her writing: layers of vocal harmonies, rhythmic strums, and subtle digital textures that don't try to steal the show but instead support the song's emotional state. Her sound is both soft and sharp, like a bruise you can't stop touching. Nobody’s Home is part of a growing collection of songs, all self-made, where each seems to show a different emotional state from the same inner process. As she goes back to old songs and writes new ones, Franxie plans to release music throughout 2026, slowly building an EP focused on creative freedom, confidence, and growing on her own terms.
Her music explores the awkward but necessary space between facing things head-on and pulling away, between clarity and quiet. There's something deeply human in her writing: layers of vocal harmonies, rhythmic strums, and subtle digital textures that don't try to steal the show but instead support the song's emotional state. Her sound is both soft and sharp, like a bruise you can't stop touching. Nobody’s Home is part of a growing collection of songs, all self-made, where each seems to show a different emotional state from the same inner process. As she goes back to old songs and writes new ones, Franxie plans to release music throughout 2026, slowly building an EP focused on creative freedom, confidence, and growing on her own terms.