Orville Peck Is Ready to reveal more

LGBTQIA+
By
Gottmik
June 11, 2024
Paper
Interview

Orville Peck has always been known for his masks. Back in 2018, when the South African-born, Canada-raised country singer first popped onto our radars with the sultry, aching croon of his debut single “Big Sky,” the facial accessories were an immediate calling card. With a leather upper that covered everything save for his piercing blue eyes and draping fringe that shrouded his mouth, chin and neck, the masks were playfully mysterious and seductively fetishistic. In a culture increasingly obsessed with“accessibility” and starved for “relatability” from its biggest stars, there was something undeniably intriguing about this perceived sense of anonymity — and about Peck’s theater kid commitment to the bit.

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Nude Orville Peck riding a bull sculpture on the cover of Paper Magazine
Photo Credit:
Brett Loudermilk

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