The world famous singer Billie Eilish, 21, has been involved in the music industry since this Saturday (30). Today, I am recognized as one of the most influential artists in the music industry (mostly in pop culture) due to his irreverent and eclectic style, both in production and in his audience interaction.
Resonant and revolutionary
Nowadays, Billie is becoming more relevant and rising out of the music industry, providing access to her music not only to other followers or fans of pop music, but also to people who clearly never notice what she is all about. count on different musical styles. This is due to Billie increasingly captivating audiences with the number of her eclectic productions, making it clear that she has a unique niche, as well as drawing on a variety of niches, as the fate of the star made the song “No Time to Die”, which became the theme of the latest film famous The 007 franchise is all about action, adventure, drama and espionage.
Billie Eilish wearing a Nike bell (Photo: Reproduction/alolobachia)
Previously, the artist participated in very successful productions on canvases with the music “Bored”, which started from the tracklist of the series “13 Reasons Why”, which had great success all over the world in 2017. Adds Billie Eilish has contributed greatly to her production, featuring feats and remixes of her music with other great music icons such as Justin Bieber and Khalid. However, I always say that this girl always surprises her and her friends with songs that come from a trap-influenced style like “Bitches Broken Hearts” and other songs with indie music influences like “Bellyache.”
Nike x Eilish
Billie Eilish not only targets alternative audiences through music and audio-visual productions, but also recently launched a collaboration with Nike in 2022, introducing a variation of the Air Force 1, considered one of the brand’s most popular models. At the bottom of the shoe, Nike will also find a collection of shoes with the singer’s name printed on them.
Photo by Destak: Billie Eilish after the Grammy Awards. Play/David Sonson/delas.pt