Parissa Tosif and David Khan create atmospheric tracks with vulnerable vocals and synth-guitar textures.
For a good sense of their atmosphere, try 'So Settled' or 'Reprieve'. Tosif's voice floats over those synth beds in a way that feels both spacious and close.
Their 2015 self-titled debut won the Taite Music Prize for Best Album, and songs like 'So Settled' show how they blend electronic production with folk's emotional directness. They've played Coachella and Glastonbury, but their sound stays intimate even on festival stages. The 2021 statement about a former member's misconduct added a layer of real-world gravity to their work.
They started with that self-titled album in 2015, then followed with 'The Wilder' in 2019 and 'You Never Were' in 2022. The music has kept its core mix of electronica and folk touches across those records.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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