How To Dress Well
How To Dress Well is the project of Tom Krell, which began in 2009. The music often deals with personal themes, with songs like '& It Was U' and 'Repeat...
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How To Dress Well is the project of Tom Krell, which began in 2009. The music often deals with personal themes, with songs like '& It Was U' and 'Repeat Pleasure' showing his approach to melody and mood.
His debut album 'Love Remains' established a certain atmospheric quality, followed by 'Total Loss' and 'Care'. The work tends to avoid straightforward pop structures in favor of something more textured and introspective.
Krell has been open about drawing from his own experiences, which gives the music a particular directness. Tracks such as 'Ocean Floor For Everything' and 'Salt Song' reflect this, creating spaces that feel both intimate and carefully arranged.
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