5 Reasons You Should Listen To Sone 'Rollercoaster'
- Louise Clark
- Apr 28
- 2 min read
Sone is a genre-defying artist who brings the vocal power of opera to the raw emotion of pop. With a voice that can fill a concert hall and lyrics that cut to the heart, Sone is forging a path that’s all her own. A true global citizen, Sone was born in the U.S. and raised between New York and Russia, where she performed at the Kremlin at age 10 alongside her grandfather, legendary Russian pop star Vyacheslav Dobrynin. By 15, she was performing live in Crocus City Hall to audiences of over 10,000. Trained at the Manhattan School of Music and later in Germany where she earned her degree in opera voice, Sone seemed destined for the classical stage. But her viral performances—singing both opera and pop in restaurants—quickly gained her over 300K Instagram followers and 120K TikTok fans, catapulting her into the digital spotlight. Now, Sone is blending her training with her passion for songwriting, producing tracks that defy expectations and genre. ‘Rollercoaster’ is just the beginning of what Sone calls her “sonic universe.” It’s a wild ride—and she’s just getting started.
Unforgettable Vocals
Sone’s voice is a force of nature—operatic in strength, but emotionally raw and pop-accessible. It’s not every day you hear a vocal performance that feels like a cinematic event.
Genre-Bending Brilliance
Blending pop, classical, and theatrical flair, Rollercoaster is a masterclass in how to break musical boundaries while still delivering a hook that sticks with you.
Deeply Relatable Lyrics
Born from a journal entry, the lyrics cut to the core of what it means to live through emotional ups and downs, and actually learn to love them. It’s a self-empowerment anthem with depth.
Stunning Production
Crafted in Paris with French producer Théo Laurent-Vitale, the production is lush, moody, and cinematic, elevating the emotional arc of the song like a movie soundtrack for your life.
A Fresh Voice in Popera
If you're craving something new in the pop landscape, Sone is it. She’s not following the rules—she’s rewriting them. And Rollercoaster is her opening manifesto.
