Lights On Moscow
Lights On Moscow formed in 2015 when Dmitry Kasan and Anton Popkov, childhood friends from Moscow, started making electronic music together. Their debut album...
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Lights On Moscow formed in 2015 when Dmitry Kasan and Anton Popkov, childhood friends from Moscow, started making electronic music together. Their debut album 'The Fear of Missing Out' came out in 2017, followed by EPs like 'Yearning' in 2018 and the album 'Future' in 2021.
Their sound leans toward ambient and trip-hop textures, with Kasan handling vocals and songwriting while Popkov works on keyboards and composition. They've sometimes brought in other musicians like vocalist Ekaterina Babkina or violinist Artemi Artemyev for recordings.
One of their tracks, 'Lord, Let Me Know,' gives a sense of their atmospheric approach. In 2019, they had a performance in China canceled for political reasons, which brought some attention outside their usual music coverage.
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