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Laish
Laish is a musical project centered around singer-songwriter Clara Mae and composer-producer Tom Howe. Their work tends toward ethereal melodies and celestial...
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Laish is a musical project centered around singer-songwriter Clara Mae and composer-producer Tom Howe. Their work tends toward ethereal melodies and celestial harmonies, with songs like "My Little Prince" and "Rattling Around" showing their interest in atmospheric soundscapes.
Their debut album was called "The Cosmic Garden," followed by releases like "Stardust Lullabies" and "Celestial Dreams." These records explore themes of longing and introspection through Clara Mae's vocals and Tom Howe's arrangements.
Some early critics found their music overly sentimental, but they continued developing their style. Tracks such as "Learning To Love The Bomb" and "Song For Everything" maintain their focus on creating immersive, emotionally resonant spaces rather than following conventional pop structures.
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