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Ponyphonic
Ponyphonic formed in 2010 around vocalist Janne West, guitarist Christian Rosen, and cellist Dag Rosen. Their sound pulled from classical and folk elements,...
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Ponyphonic formed in 2010 around vocalist Janne West, guitarist Christian Rosen, and cellist Dag Rosen. Their sound pulled from classical and folk elements, with West's voice floating over Rosen's cello lines and Rosen's guitar work. They released their debut album 'Lullaby for a Princess' in 2012, which included the title track that became their most recognizable piece.
That album's title track, along with songs like 'Luna's Reply' and 'The Moon Rises,' defined their early work, ethereal, melodic, and built around West's vocals. The music drew some criticism at the time for leaning into what some called a New Age aesthetic, but it found an audience regardless. They kept recording and performing through the 2010s, sticking with their core trio lineup.
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