Greentea Peng

About

Greentea Peng, born Aria Wells, is a South London-based singer-songwriter whose music feels like a cosmic blend of soul, jazz, and psychedelia, wrapped in a haze of spirituality and rebellion. With a voice that oscillates between smoky and ethereal, she channels the raw energy of Amy Winehouse and the free-spirited ethos of Erykah Badu, while carving out a sound entirely her own. Her music is a sanctuary of introspection, blending neo-soul grooves with reggae-inflected rhythms and trippy, dub-inspired production. Emerging in 2018 with her debut EP *Sensi*, Greentea Peng quickly became a standout in the UK’s alt-soul scene. Her breakout single "Downers" showcased her ability to balance vulnerability with defiance, earning her critical acclaim and a devoted fanbase. Her debut album, *MAN MADE* (2021), was a bold statement of self-discovery, exploring themes of mental health, spirituality, and societal critique. Greentea Peng’s cultural impact lies in her unapologetic authenticity. She’s a voice for the disenchanted, blending activism with artistry, often addressing systemic issues and personal healing in her lyrics. Collaborations with artists like Simz and Kojey Radical have further cemented her place in the UK music landscape. Currently, Greentea Peng continues to push boundaries, teasing new music and live performances that promise to be as immersive as her recorded work. Her recent projects hint at a deeper dive into her psychedelic influences, solidifying her as one of the most compelling voices in contemporary music.