Pictoria Vark
American singer-songwriter
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Victoria Park, known professionally as Pictoria Vark, is an American singer-songwriter.
Pictoria Vark | |
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At Treefort Music Fest in 2022 | |
| Background information | |
| Born | Victoria Park |
| Genres | Indie rock |
| Years active | 2018–present |
| Label | Get Better Records |
| Website | victoriaparkbass |
Early life and education
Vark grew up in the state of New Jersey,[1][2][3] where she lived in Bergen County.[4] She is of Korean descent.[4] She took piano lessons at the age of four[2][3] and played guitar in the fifth grade.[5] When she was the age of nineteen,[6] her family unexpectedly moved to the state of Wyoming.[2] She attended Grinnell College in Iowa,[2] where she earned a degree in French.[4]
Musical career
Vark wrote and performed music beginning in high school,[2] although she did not feel that she was a musician until she was in college.[5] Vark's stage name is a spoonerism of her full name of Victoria Park.[3] She and musician Ella Williams, known by her stage name Squirrel Flower, met while attending Grinnell College[7] and began touring together.[2] She has worked as a touring bassist for Squirrel Flower for several years following and the rock band Pinkshift in 2022.[2][3][7] She released her debut extended play, self-titled, in 2018.[2][7] She later signed with the independent record label Get Better Records.[2] She released her debut album, The Parts I Dread,[8] on April 8, 2022.[5][7][9] Her second album, Nothing Sticks,[10] released on March 21, 2025.[11]
Personal life
Discography
| Title | Album details |
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| The Parts I Dread | |
| Nothing Sticks |