An enchanting, ethereal record: ‘Dances You Absorbed’ successfully blends contemporary pop with leftfield and avant-garde electronica, resulting in an inspiring piece that does not get forgotten easily. Introduced by a plethora of spacious bells, abstract textures and bright synthetisers, the single finds its true identity within angelic vocal harmonies, drenched in a sea of reverbs and delays. Such sonic goodness adds a layer of mystery and magic to a project that’s already as intriguing as it is.
Cue Marginalia: hailing from Canada, this trio of talented creative pens material that’s meaningful and authentic, exploring their artistry both in sonic and lyrical terms. On one side, you’ll find bold sound design, on the other, moral honesty, with Marginalia embarking on an exploration of human consciousness and internalized feelings. Notably, the trio is based around three major Canadian cities (Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal), making their long-distance collaboration even more relevant.
‘Dance You Absorbed’ is a perfect showcase of what the project has to offer. A stream of hypnotising sonic goodness that’s a joy on the ears and honey on the mind. Veronica Baron (vocals), Brett Cairns (vocals, electronics, synths, drums) and Matt Legge (electronics, synths, drums) are the talented humans behind it.
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