A-Lusion
A-Lusion was an electro-pop project from London built around vocalist Sarah Dee, keyboardist Oliver Loveday, and drummer Ethan Roberts. Their sound leaned on...
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A-Lusion was an electro-pop project from London built around vocalist Sarah Dee, keyboardist Oliver Loveday, and drummer Ethan Roberts. Their sound leaned on Loveday's electronic production and Dee's vocals, with songs like 'All These Symbols (S-Dee)' and 'Be Yourself' showing their approach.
They released an album called 'Symbols' in 2018, followed by 'The Illusionist' in 2020 and 'Echoes' in 2022. The music sometimes drew criticism for being cryptic or aloof, particularly around Dee's reserved public presence and certain lyrical interpretations.
Their catalog includes tracks like 'Blue Fairy' and 'Call And Answer' that fit within their atmospheric, synth-driven style. The project didn't sustain itself long-term, but those three albums document their particular corner of London's electronic pop scene in the late 2010s and early 2020s.
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