Arca
Arca is the project of Alejandra Ghersi, who was born in Venezuela. Her music tends toward the experimental, with glitchy production and unconventional...
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Arca is the project of Alejandra Ghersi, who was born in Venezuela. Her music tends toward the experimental, with glitchy production and unconventional arrangements. The 2014 album 'Xen' brought her wider attention, and she has since released several more records, including 'Mutant' and 'KiCk i'.
Her songs often have a cerebral intensity, though they can also be direct. Tracks like 'Rakata' and 'Prada' show a more immediate side. She has worked with other artists, including Björk and FKA Twigs, but mostly operates as a solo artist with various collaborators.
Her discography includes 'Arca' from 2017 and the 'Kick' series that began in 2020. The music doesn't settle into one mood or style, shifting between unsettling textures and more accessible moments.
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