Bingkai Karya – Tiggi Hawke isn’t just making songs, she’s creating worlds you can step into. Known for blending shimmering electronic textures, emotionally charged storytelling, and cinematic energy, her music lives at the edge of alt-pop and something more otherworldly. Based in London but resonating far beyond it, Tiggi has earned a reputation for crafting tracks that feel both intimate and expansive, carried by a voice that can disarm or electrify in equal measure.
Her latest single, “Calling Earth”, is more than just a track, it’s an invitation.
“If the phone rings and it’s an unknown number, do you pick up? This song is that call—a whisper from the in-between where connections are made and lost,” Tiggi explains. “The middle 8 is made from the voices of my friends, whispering like ghosts in the machine, urging you to take that one step into the unknown. It’s equal parts human and electronic, real and unreal, certain and unwritten.”
From her early experiments in songwriting to capturing the attention of tastemakers like BBC Radio 1 and KISS, Tiggi Hawke has built a devoted global following, amassing millions of streams without chasing fleeting trends. Instead, she’s building an entire universe, one where raw emotion meets bold sonic choices, blurring the lines between organic and synthetic.
“Calling Earth” is part of a four-track EP that offers a powerful glimpse into what’s next for this rising pop innovator. This September, Tiggi will be promoting the EP across Southeast Asia and Europe, with dedicated campaigns in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Singapore. Fans can look forward to an exciting live series, including a standout performance at the New Clark City Athletics Stadium in Tarlac, Philippines, promising to capture her dynamic stage presence and strengthen her growing bond with audiences worldwide.
