Sophie Powers

Sophie Anne Luborsky (born July 29, 2004), known professionally as Sophie Powers, is a Canadian singer, songwriter and fashion designer. She is known for her genre-blending musical style, combining elements of pop-punk and hyperpop music.

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Sophie Powers

Sophie Anne Luborsky (born July 29, 2004), known professionally as Sophie Powers, is a Canadian singer, songwriter and fashion designer. She is known for her genre-blending musical style, combining elements of pop-punk and hyperpop music.

Career

Sophie Powers

Powers was born in Toronto and began writing her own songs at an early age. She began her professional musical career at age 16 with the release of the rock ballad "Lonely Army" on Set Records.

In 2022, Powers released her debut EP, Red In Revenge, which includes collaborations with artists such as Kellin Quinn and Noahfinnce.

Her second EP, Glitch: Lvl 1, followed in 2024, was a departure from the Pop-punk of Powers' earlier music replaced with Hyperpop and glitchpop. With the release of Glitch Lvl 1 came Powers' first headline tour to promote the EP.

As part of the 25th anniversary of Gloomy Bear, a three way collaboration between Gloomy Bear, ACDC RAG and Powers released a collection that blended chaotic-cute aesthetic with punk-infused style.

On 2025 April 4th, Powers released the single "Move with Me," signaling a departure from the bubblegum aesthetic that represented the Glitch lvl1 album.

Also in 2025, Powers participated in the 23rd season of American Idol. Her audition was a marketing stunt in which she performed a joke song called "STFU" in an attempt to drive traffic to her released music.

Since the release of STFU, Powers has had an increase in popularity in South Korea. Featuring with Artist ILLIT on their song Jellyous and Co-writing Reality Hurts with NMIXX

Musical style

Sophie Powers

Powers' music draws from various genres, including teen pop, punk, pop, and hip hop.

Discography

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• 2022: Red In Revenge • 2024: Glitch: Lvl 1 (Atlantic)