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SHERELLE is the champion of high-speed dance music. The pioneering producer and DJ was forged in the heat of real club culture and continues to wear her love of the underground on her sleeve with her recession-busting club night, SHERELLELAND.
The 31-year-old surprised the electronic music world by dropping her hugely anticipated debut album, 'WITH A VENGEANCE', unannounced in April.
Follow her on Instagram here.
Hi SHERELLE. Who will you be supporting at EURO 2025?
England, obviously!
If you had to choose one of your songs to inspire your team, which one would you pick?
'SPEED' because as soon as it drops, the energy goes up! Also, I would want to annoy the team next-door in their dressing room.
Which player are you most looking forward to watching at EURO 2025?
Jess Carter and Michelle Agyemang! Mainly because as someone who used to play football when I was younger, I gained so much confidence seeing Rachel Yankee and Alex Scott playing. They both seem like future stars so hopefully we see more of them at the tournament.
Who is your favourite all-time women's player?
Speaking of Rachel Yankee, then Alex Scott...they would have to be my two, closely followed by Faye White.
If you were a professional footballer, which position would you play and why?
I would either be a striker or some sort of attacking midfielder. I enjoyed those positions a lot and was quite good at it because I could shoot from long range as well. Also, I am quite fast so that always helps.
Can the Lionesses retain the trophy they won in 2022?
100% I still think they are the best in the world. With Leah Williamson at helm as captain, the drive will be there to retain it and keep it home.
Which nation could be the surprise package of the tournament?
It's not really a surprise at all but Spain and their team have been very good individually, Aitana Bonmatí is now back in the squad so will see how she does after being out for a bit. Germany are ones to watch too.
Who will win Euro 2025?
INGERLAND!
SHERELLE's debut album 'WITH A VENGEANCE' is out now.
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