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In 2025, musicians keep making music for their inner child
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TPR: The Public's Radio
Each Disiniblud song vibrates with a sense of playfulness and otherworldly possibility , building up songs from tinkering, music box melodies into epic soundscapes, as if to suggest reality can become fantasy at any moment.
It’s a stunning record that seeks to capture the imagination and vulnerability of being a kid, to reconnect with your childhood self and make music without adult self-consciousness.
Glitchy, overpowering synths, delicate, skewered piano and howling vocals from a handful of talented collaborators collide in compositions that actually sound magical.
Does Ellery mean to play, as a child might, with her chosen “bestie?” Or does she mean to simply play as a musician, with her bandmates, forever?
For BC, NR, and so many artists this year, making music can be one and the same.
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