Creativity takes many shapes and many forms, but rarely does an artist have such a catalog as impactful as Devi Mccallion’s. With songs trailing across the internet under a dozen aliases including Mom, Cats Millionaire and Girls Rituals as early as 2009, the one constant amongst Devi’s catalog is a love of gentle vocals amidst a barrage of electronic slams and thuds. From full-out noisey rock songs, electroclash anthems and synthy odes, the freedom of her self-produced sprawls are reminiscent of The Prodigy or MGMT, with vocals that can either carry the same sugary tartness as Sleigh Bells or a authoritative anchor to her production like some of M.I.A.’s riskier works. From sending out albums in exchange for envelopes of cash, to being the soundtrack to thousands of art pieces from the internet’s most loyal denizens. You might not know it’s Devi when you see the track name, but her sound is unmistakable, the familiar taste of something that's been refined across thousands of works and enthralls those who let it linger.