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Hypasonic
Hypasonic is an electronic music project formed by Anya Nova and producer Ethan Ray in Berlin. Their sound leans into ethereal textures, with Nova's vocals...
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Hypasonic is an electronic music project formed by Anya Nova and producer Ethan Ray in Berlin. Their sound leans into ethereal textures, with Nova's vocals often floating over synth-driven arrangements. The track "Your Love" from their debut album 'Sonic Bloom' gives a good sense of their early approach.
Their lineup included Lisa Klein on keyboards and Max Weber on drums. They released albums like 'Hyperspace' and 'Interstellar' after their debut, continuing to work within an electronic framework. The music drew some debate about its place between electronic and pop styles, but they kept making records.
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