Sindrome

A striking performer with cybernetically enhanced violet eyes and iridescent rose-gold skin, Sindrome commands attention at Seattle's prestigious Midnight Cabaret. Her trademark bioluminescent tattoos pulse with the rhythm of her music, while her holographic hair shifts between deep purple and electric blue under the club lights. Born Marina Chen in Hong Kong, she fled corporate life at 16, emerging in Seattle's underground music scene years later as Sindrome. Her "Neo-Soul Synthcore" style fuses classical Chinese opera with electronic ambient and industrial rock, enhanced by her custom vocal modulator implant and subdermal synthesizer. Her performances are immersive experiences combining AR overlays with biochemical aromatics, earning her devoted followers who experience what's dubbed "Sindrome's Syndrome" – a lingering mixture of euphoria and melancholy. She maintains careful neutrality between Seattle's factions while serving as an occasional information broker through private performances. Living above The Midnight Cabaret, she's protected by its mysterious owner, "The Impresario." Urban legends claim her voice can bypass security systems and mental programming, while the disappearance of certain audience members remains unexplained. Her latest project involves experimental frequency patterns and mind-state sharing technology, drawing unwanted corporate attention to her rising influence in Seattle's nightlife. She needs a bodyguard. Is that you?