Hermanas Sister
Hermanas Sister are sisters Julia and Eva Sistiaga who started making music together in 2011. Their early work included the 2014 EP 'Calm Down,' which...
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Hermanas Sister are sisters Julia and Eva Sistiaga who started making music together in 2011. Their early work included the 2014 EP 'Calm Down,' which established their sound around delicate harmonies and introspective lyrics.
Their song 'Can You Speak a Little Bit Louder?' became a notable track for them, touching on communication and relationships. They followed with EPs like 'Call It What You Want' in 2016 and 'Not the Only One' in 2019, working in a space between folk and ambient pop.
In 2017, their single 'No' addressed sexual assault and consent, connecting with listeners on those themes. Other songs in their catalog include 'Empty,' 'Gotta go,' 'Hippy hope,' and 'Illegal kiss.'
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