Daisy Phillips
Daisy Phillips wrote "My Best Friend Ana" in 2018, a song that became her most recognized work. The track drew from her friendship with someone named Ana,...
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Daisy Phillips wrote "My Best Friend Ana" in 2018, a song that became her most recognized work. The track drew from her friendship with someone named Ana, though the specifics of that relationship remain mostly private. It was her debut single, and she followed it with albums called "Daisy" in 2019, "Reverie" in 2021, and "Bloom" in 2023.
Some listeners interpreted "My Best Friend Ana" as touching on eating disorders, which led to some public discussion. Phillips addressed this by saying the song reflected her own experiences and aimed to bring awareness to a sensitive topic. Her music generally explores themes like friendship and personal change.
She works with a small group of musicians including Ethan Stone on drums, Mia Reynolds on bass, and Emily Carter providing backing vocals. Phillips handles vocals and guitar herself. The sound is straightforward singer-songwriter material, without much of the dramatic framing that sometimes gets attached to her story.
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