Bossi is building a feminist rock-and-roll media world for women who are finished being polite.

Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, satirist, and multidisciplinary artist Bossi blends ’90s-inspired rock, poetry, political commentary, and razor-sharp storytelling into work that feels as much like theater as it does rock and roll. Her sound is urgent, visceral, and unapologetic, anchored by commanding vocals, dramatic builds, and lyrics that turn rage, resilience, and female self-reclamation into anthems.

Her full-length album, Tell All the Other Girls, produced by Justin Glasco, is a thirteen-song exploration of the female experience: the stories women inherit, the roles they are handed, the rage they are punished for, and the selves they fight to reclaim. Across songs like “Run Baby Run,” “Cassandra,” “Monster in Me,” and “Good Bones,” Bossi transforms personal reckoning into feminist mythology.

Bossi has sold out shows in Los Angeles and New York, performing at iconic venues including the Whisky A Go Go, The Viper Room, Hotel Café Main Stage, Aviator Nation Dreamland, and Soho Warehouse. Her performances are known for their intensity, intimacy, and crowd connection, frequently converting first-time listeners into devoted fans.

Beyond the stage, Bossi is the creator of Bossi’s Finishing School for Difficult Women, a viral media series that uses satire, politics, and razor-sharp wit to teach women what to say when the world asks them to be smaller, softer, quieter, or easier to control. The series has become a natural extension of her music: another stage, another microphone, another way of turning resistance into art.

Bossi is also a sought-after creative collaborator and public speaker. In 2022, she partnered with the United Nations to co-write, executive produce, and perform an original anthem for their World Mental Health Day campaign. She has delivered keynote addresses and performances at the Nexus Global Summit, the Near Future Summit, Deepak Chopra’s Never Alone Summit, and other global gatherings at the intersection of art, impact, and culture.

She is the founder of House of Bossi, a Los Angeles–based artist platform and residency launched from her home, supporting emerging and established artists through live performance series, creative residencies, and community-driven programming. Deeply embedded in the LA arts ecosystem, Bossi’s work bridges music, media, activism, and culture — on stage, online, and beyond.