Audax
Audax is a music collective formed in London by Celeste and Lyra. Their sound pulls from classical and electronic influences, though they've avoided being...
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Audax is a music collective formed in London by Celeste and Lyra. Their sound pulls from classical and electronic influences, though they've avoided being pinned to any single genre.
Their breakout single "My Angel" gained attention for its cinematic quality and emotional weight. Other tracks like "Be With You" and "Castles (feat. Niles Mason)" followed, building a catalog that favors atmosphere over straightforward pop structures.
Early in their career, Audax faced some accusations about their creative process, though they continued working through it. They've released several albums and EPs since, maintaining a steady if somewhat under-the-radar presence in London's music circles.
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