Selma Gillet
Selma Gillet is a Berlin-based electronic project centered around singer Selma Gillet and producer Elias Edvardsson. They put out their first single "Eros" in...
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Selma Gillet is a Berlin-based electronic project centered around singer Selma Gillet and producer Elias Edvardsson. They put out their first single "Eros" in 2019, which led to a debut album called Siren that same year. The sound tends to be atmospheric, with Gillet's vocals floating over Edvardsson's arrangements.
Their songs often circle around feelings of desire and vulnerability. Tracks like "Atitude Suspeita" and "Ave, Ave" from their catalog have that same introspective, slightly haunted quality. They followed Siren with an EP called Nymph in 2021 and another album, Oracle, in 2023.
Some listeners have found their approach a bit opaque or difficult to access, which has drawn occasional criticism. They've generally kept to their own lane rather than adjusting for broader appeal. The work stays focused on mood and texture, avoiding more straightforward pop structures.
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