Storm Calysta

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Storm Calysta
Storm Calysta
Background information
Genres	Indie-Pop rock, indie, pop, psychedelic rock
Occupation(s)	Singer-songwriter, musician, model, Stylist, Creative Director[1]
Instruments	Vocals, guitar
Website	www.stormcalysta.com

Storm Calysta is an American indie pop music artist, songwriter, model, stylist & creative director.^[2]

Career[]

In 2012 Storm Calysta started to become more well known for her live streams featured on Stickam.com. She attracted over 100,000 viewers every hour by performing her music acoustically live on the web.

In June 2012, Storm toured the Midwest and southern states of the United States with the band We Are Forever. Later that summer, she went on an acoustic tour through the Southern states, performing at venues such as the House of Blues in New Orleans, Louisiana.

After spending so much time touring the southern states, Calysta moved to Texas in 2013. Soon after her move to Texas, she began modeling for small businesses, which has now grown into her modeling and/or styling for larger companies, such as Gucci, Rachel Zoe, , Free People, American Apparel & several more. She has also been featured on the websites of Vogue, Teen Vogue, Nylon Magazine, W Magazine and more. Storm continues to perform her music, she is currently writing and recording new music.

Discography[]

Singles[]

• Mushroom Cloud (2018)
• Space Cadet (2019)

References[]

External links[]

• Storm Calysta on Instagram