Amaya Laucirica

Amaya Laucirica's music often feels like it's hovering just above the ground. Her song 'Little Clouds' captures that quality well, with vocals that drift over spare arrangements. She works mostly as a solo artist, and her sound pulls from folk and indie textures, though she's mentioned classical and jazz as early influences from her father, who was a pianist.

Her debut album was called 'Aether,' and a later one was titled 'Celestial.' She's also recorded songs like 'All Of Our Time' and 'Broken Glass.' The writing tends toward the introspective, dealing with personal themes rather than grand statements.

At times, her outspoken views on social and environmental issues have drawn attention alongside her music. She's collaborated with other musicians, including cellist Yo-Yo Ma and producer Tycho, which points to an interest in blending acoustic and electronic elements. The music doesn't shout; it settles in quietly.