All Made Up

All Made Up is the experimental pop project of musician and producer Allee Fütterer. Born and raised in Southern California amongst the skate kids and surfer bros, she spent less time at the beach and more time holed up in the studio crafting her own sonic universe. An imaginative place where punk-fueled electric tonality blends with the sweeping, synth-y Tame Impala-esque instrumentals of a sensitive sweetie at heart. The result? The perfect soundtrack to a tea party at Warped Tour. Growing up in the Orange County area, Allee got her start playing bass in hardcore and metal bands frequenting venues such as Chain Reaction and The Glasshouse. Her first musical mentor was the legendary session bassist, Carol Kaye. Learning the rules of the game, she went to Berklee College of Music to pursue upright and electric bass. Her career as a bass player for artists such as Conan Gray, Mayer Hawthorne, Weyes Blood and JP Saxe led her back to creating music for herself for the first time. In the last year she has released collaborations with Liv Slingerland, PomPoms, Dresage and Clayre. The first album release “Tell Me What It’s Like Up There” is a memoir of her grandmother, accounting the parallels in their lives and self-discovery through the loss of a loved one. The EP has roots in pop, punk, americana, hiphop and garage.