Maryanna Sokol
Maryanna Sokol released her debut EP 'Sometimes They Do' in 2015, with the title track becoming a notable early song. She's since put out two full-length...
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Maryanna Sokol released her debut EP 'Sometimes They Do' in 2015, with the title track becoming a notable early song. She's since put out two full-length albums, 'Time Turns Violent' in 2018 and 'Hospital Flowers' in 2022, along with various singles and EPs. Her music has appeared in films, television shows, and commercials.
Her songs like 'Coffee Shop Scene' and 'Home' often feature sparse instrumentation and introspective lyrics. She performs with a band that includes guitarist Jesse Lauter, bassist Ben Traxler, and drummer Eric Harland.
Sokol has collaborated with artists including Jeff Tweedy of Wilco and Gus Unger-Hamilton of Alt-J. Her work tends toward dreamy soundscapes and haunting vocal delivery rather than dense production.
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