Announcing new music from Thanya Iyer, plus some ~mystery~ recommendations. Also, we dig into the archives and even have a newsletter exclusive deal for you. Read on! ↓↓↓
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On her third full-length TIDE/TIED, Montreal artist Thanya Iyer expands on the future-folk designs of sophomore album KIND with washes of jazz-inflected pop and ensemble ambience. While Iyer explored a more personal journey of self-love on KIND, she, her band, and cohort of guest musicians embark on a new way of moving on TIDE/TIED, prizing collective care and communal healing as antidotes to the dissonances of living in a colonial, capitalistic world."Low Tides" is a story about finding our way through our lowest moments with the quiet strength and hope needed to carry us forward when everything feels impossible. It's about waiting for the tides to turn as we move through the feeling that nothing will get better, with the freeze, despair, numbness, and stagnation that often come with it. Living in those spaces is so scary because you lose your ability to dream and imagine that something different can be possible. All we have left to do is trust.
Future-folk machinations meld with syncopated pop on lead single "Low Tides", building on previous efforts Pitchfork described as "a lucid daydream that's constantly melting at its edges." Although it's a navigation of our lowest moments, Iyer's band is brilliant on "Low Tides", featuring live member Emilie Kahn, whose instrumentation adds celestial revelry to the song's restrained triumph over an intense trial.
Recommended if you like: L'Rain, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Moses Sumney, Nala Sinephro, Sudan Archives, Feist, healing brain-massage pop embrace the changing tides →
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Simply one of the most incredible voices to ever sing a song. -GoldFlakePaint
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