Mariee Sioux

Mariee Sioux, born Natalia Clavier, first appeared in the early 2010s. Her debut album 'Faces in the Sand' came out in 2011 and included the song 'Twin Song,' which became her most recognized work. The album drew attention for its atmospheric quality and what some described as a haunting sound.

Her vocal style reminded listeners of artists like Siouxsie Sioux and Nico, though she developed her own approach. She worked with musicians from the experimental rock band Psychic Ills at times, and her live shows were noted for their particular atmosphere.

Beyond 'Twin Song,' she released other material like 'The Book of Sand' in 2013 and 'The Fall of Man' in 2015. Songs such as 'Buried in teeth' and 'Wild Eyes' continued in a similar vein, exploring themes that touched on love and loss without grand declarations.

Her use of elements inspired by indigenous cultures in her music, particularly in 'Twin Song,' sparked discussion about cultural appropriation among some critics. She maintained an independent path through these conversations, focusing on her artistic output rather than public debate.