Artist and New York native wolftyla shares the places that shaped her creativity. 🖤
The singer and songwriter is also a proud New York native and Korean American. As part of Jägermeister’s “Local Snapshot” campaign, Wolftyla partnered with the liqueur brand to showcase the local NYC spaces and Asian-owned business that have shaped her into the creative that she is.
Below, Wolftyla chats with NYLON about her favorite restaurants, thrift shops, jewelry stores, and more to hit up in her hometown, along with news about her forthcoming heartbreak-focused album,My early years started around my grandparents, mom, and aunt in Fresh Meadows, Queens until moving more east into Long Island. I spent a lot of my time as a kid going to Kissena Park, because I would play tennis with my grandparents there and walk around for the day.
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