Tash

Tash Sultana is a musician from Australia, not Los Angeles, who first gained attention through solo bedroom recordings. The track 'Notion' from 2016 helped build an early following with its layered guitar work and looped vocals. Songs like 'Jungle' and 'Murder to the Mind' showed a style that mixed folk, rock, and electronic elements in a way that felt personal rather than genre-bound.

In 2018, Tash released the album 'Flow State,' which included tracks like 'Harvest Love' and 'Big Smoke.' The music often builds from simple guitar patterns into denser arrangements, with harmonica and percussion adding texture. Live performances became a key part of the appeal, with Tash using loop pedals to create full-band sounds solo on stage.

Later work includes the 2021 album 'Terra Firma,' which has songs like 'Willow Tree' and 'Beyond the Pine.' The sound here feels a bit more settled, with clearer production and themes touching on personal reflection. Tash has mentioned influences ranging from folk and blues to more contemporary electronic sounds, but the writing stays centered on direct, melodic songcraft.

There was some public discussion around band member changes in past years, but the music has largely continued in a similar vein. Recent singles like 'Bitter Lovers' and 'New York' keep to that blend of organic instrumentation and layered atmospherics.