TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月8日 03時58分

"Sophie was wholly unafraid to be herself. She wouldn’t ever conform to expectations; she had such confidence in her aesthetic and complete disregard for what music is 'supposed' to sound like," @kimpetras tells Sanya Mansoor. "Sophie’s sound could be violent and brutal, but with her high-pitched vocals, also so soft and tender and honest. I always felt like it was music from the future; I’d never heard anything like it before. But after meeting her, it made sense—struggling with yourself and your gender identity can be a dark subject sometimes. As a musician and producer, Sophie, who died on Jan. 30 at 34, would be this flamboyant alien scientist onstage and then, in the studio, sweet and shy. Always genuine and passionate about her work. Working with her always felt like a fun music nerd hangout. I’ll miss her texts at 4 a.m. like 'let's do this, I have an idea.' We would always hype each other up—two trans girls making cool music. We both had the same audacity about us. What I will take from Sophie is to remember to be wild and experimental when I want to be." Photograph by Scott Dudelson (@photos_by_the_dude)—@gettyimages/@コーチェラ

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