Collapse Project
Collapse Project is an electronic duo with vocalist Amaya and producer Ethan. Their debut EP 'The Synthetic' came out in 2017, followed by an album called...
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Collapse Project is an electronic duo with vocalist Amaya and producer Ethan. Their debut EP 'The Synthetic' came out in 2017, followed by an album called 'The Pain.' Their track 'Synthetic Pain' became their most recognized work.
Amaya writes lyrics that draw from personal experiences with mental health and isolation, while Ethan builds atmospheric soundscapes around them. Their music pulls from electronica, ambient, and industrial styles, with nods to acts like Depeche Mode and Portishead.
Their live shows are described as intense and intimate, built around Amaya's raw vocal delivery and Ethan's layered production. The song 'Synthetic Pain' sparked some discussion for its direct approach to difficult themes, but the band has kept making music that sits in that uneasy space between electronic texture and personal confession.
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