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Poppy Paloma Baskcomb (born 1997/1998) is an English electronic dance singer-songwriter. She is best known for being a vocalist on Sonny Fodera and D.O.D.'s song "Think About Us".

Baskcomb grew up in Portsmouth. She attended Portsmouth Grammar School.^[1]

Baskcomb earned a writing credit for Joel Corry 2021 single, I Wish.^[2]

In December 2025, Baskcomb signed a joint publishing deal with Distiller Music Publishing and Alternative Songs.^[3]

• "Teardrop" (2021)
• "This Love" (2022) with Klangkarussell
• "Luminescent" (2022)
• "Lovefool" (2022) feat Jess Bays
• "Saviour" (2023) with HRRTZ
• "Miss You" (2023) with Nu Aspect and Jamis
• "Drifting" (2023) with Tiësto
• "Save Me" (2023) with Anyma and Cassian
• "Horizon" (2023) with 1991
• "Tell Me What You Want" (2024) with Oden & Fatzo
• "Over the Edge" (2024) with Nu Aspect
• "Keep on Pushing" (2024) with Marten Hørger and Goodboys
• "Release Me" (2024) with Pete Tong and Paul Harris, feat Jules Buckley
• "Heaven Knows" (2024) with Kaskade and Punctual
• "Holding Your Hand" (2025) with Sachi
• "So Many Colours" (2025) with Sub Focus
• "Heart Cry" (2025) with Oliver Heldens^[4]
• "Rain" (2025) with Miss Monique^[5][6]
• "Think About Us" (2025) with Sonny Fodera and D.O.D
• "Red in the Desert" (2025) with Boris Brejcha
• "Confession" (2026) with D.O.D, which was the "hottest record" on BBC Radio 1's New Music Show.^[7][8]

• "Alive" (2021) by Dimension
• "Moments" (2021) by Blaise
• "Falling Down" (2021) by Friction
• "Temptation" (2022) by Jess Bays
• "I Can't Wait" (2022) by Tiësto and Solardo
• "Upside Down" (2023) by Meduza
• "Landslide" (2024) by Gorgon City
• "Zone" (2026) by MK