WHOLLOHW ---- The fourth Precious Child album. All music written, produced by Precious. This album and the associated music videos for WHOLE, THE WAY, HOLLOW, AND COME BACK are a unified work.

PAPER Magazine says:
“A fascinating (NSFW) exploration of dysphoria and the abstraction of identity...[pulling] sonic inspiration from industrial, dark, mainstream pop, and metal genres".

TRAPPED is the third album by Precious Child. TRAPPED features My Little Problem (Violet Door) and PHANTOM, the videos of which have accumulated over 1M views on social media.

PASTE Magazine states:
"The imagery and sound of this track and video is intense, recalling the style and tone of Mark Romanek's work on Nine Inch Nails's "Closer" and the Adam Jones directed video for TOOL's "Prison Sex," while directly addressing the conflicting standards of visual portrayal of the female body- sexualized but also shamed for that sexualization--and directly challenges current censorship laws in the UK that are specifically anti-female pleasure"

ESCAPE, Precious Child's second album is a soundtrack that was composed for the Neil Gaiman biopic "Dream Dangerously". To accompany the release of ESCAPE, Precious collaborated with Alabama artist Yonderpuss to create videos for the songs "Magic is Real" and "To Need".

Bloody Disgusting writes:
"Moody, richly atmospheric, and lushly cinematic, I don’t think I could envision a better sonic landscape to back Gaiman and his work."

Bloody Knees is the debut album from then-Baltimore area act Precious Child.