Talented and professional artist Cillë left us stuck on constant repeat with her song, “Mom, Am I From Outer Space?,” a mellow yet dramatic rock-infused ballad about feeling out of place in life, maybe even on this planet. The minute we heard this song we knew it was something special and couldn’t wait to share it with you. The energy is amazing and the lyrics are catchy and beautifully written. Cillë is a talented artist and has one of the richest voices we’ve ever heard. The melodies of this song are catchy and the production sounds very professional. This song is a great experience from start to finish and brings a new vibe with every listen. We hope you love it as much as we do!
WHAT THE ARTIST SAYS ABOUT THE SONG:
“I overheard my sister at a family function saying, ‘and then there’s Cille, I’m not sure what planet she fell down from,’ and it stuck with me,” says Cillë, adding with a slight laugh “my first thought was, frankly, ‘I KNEW IT!’”
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Cecilie Maria Nielsen aka Cillë is a songwriter and glam rock artist on a mission to make sense of life through music, so that anyone who receives her message can feel a little less alienated. She is currently based in New York City after spending six years in Copenhagen and originally touching down, on this Earth, in rural Denmark.
Cillë’s first solo release, the single “Kill or Be Killed,” was released in April of 2022, following a decade of fronting and writing for various rock bands. Most notably, she was the lead singer, bass player, and a songwriter of the all-female rock band Taras from 2012 to 2016.
With Taras, Cillë released one EP and two double-singles. The group performed at several large scale arena shows including Ballerup Super Arena in 2014; saw commercial radio airplay on MyRock by SBS Discovery; garnered high-profile press from outlets such at B.T. and Gaffa; and made numerous TV appearances including popular lifestyle show ‘So ****ing Special’ on Denmark’s largest television network, Danmarks Radio (DR), and a commercial for Royal Beer.
