Goth Babe

Goth Babe is the recording project of Griff Washburn, an American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for a laid-back blend of indie rock, surf-influenced pop and electronic production. Originally from Tennessee, Washburn relocated to the Pacific Northwest, where his life in a tiny house in the Washington mountains has shaped both his music and his public image as an outdoorsy, low-key artist detached from mainstream industry pressures.

His sound favors warm, textured guitars, mellow beats and breezy vocal melodies, often self-produced and self-recorded, giving the music an intimate, homemade feel that resonates with fans of lo-fi and bedroom-pop aesthetics. Songs such as «Sometimes», «Weekend Friend» and «Car Camping» capture themes of freedom, nature and simple living, which have made Goth Babe a favorite in outdoor and surf-adjacent playlists.

Goth Babe built a substantial following largely through streaming platforms and social media rather than traditional label promotion, releasing a steady stream of singles and EPs including «Wasted Time», «Casita» and «Velvet Sheets». His approach to music as a personal, unhurried creative outlet rather than a climb toward fame has become central to his artistic identity and appeal.