Orville Peck is a name we expect to hear a lot in the upcoming world of music. In case you don’t know who he is we are giving you the breakdown here!
For fans of Euphoria, the show’s music has become an integral part of the series. The show includes a unique range of genres–from Labrinth’s EDM-pop and Tupac and Biggie’s old school rap. The soundtrack has gained attention from fans for its unique pairing of music to character.
The most unexpected pairing was Orville Peck with notorious bad-boy jock Nate Jacobs (played by Jacob Elordi) in the first episode of season two. As Nate speeds up his car on the way to a New Years Eve party with his ex’s best friend, the moody alternative country track “Dead of Night” plays softly from his car radio.
The song now has over 18 million streams, and thousands of TikTok users have made videos with the sound. Read on to know everything about the budding alt-country star.
Orville Peck has never shown his face in public.
Peck has become known for his unique fringed masks that he wears during all of his performances and public appearances. His true identity remains anonymous, and he’s said that the name “Orville Peck” is a pseudonym. The man of mystery has vaguely stated that he was born in the southern hemisphere.
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Peck opened for Harry Styles at “Harryween” in 2021.
This past Halloween, Harry Styles performed twice at Madison Square Garden for a special Halloweekend stop on his “Love on Tour.” The former boy band pop star turned soft rocker also invited Grammy nominated folk singer-songwriter Madison Cunningham to open at the event.
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He worked with Shania Twain last year.
On his 2020 EP “Show Pony”, the alternative country singer has a duet with country legend Shania Twain. The song, called “Legends Never Die,” is one of perseverance in their careers and lives.
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He Covered Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way” For the Ten-Year Anniversary of the Album
Dubbed “the country road version,” Gaga reached out to Peck personally about covering the famous track. Peck, who identifies as gay, was honored to have the opportunity to cover the LGBTQ+ anthem.
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This artist is in high demand lately and we can’t wait to see what he does next –hopefully, we get some more of his music in this season of Euphoria.