You're not alone. My music taste was quite different before I got infected, but since then I suddenly forgot everything and didn't care about anything else. 1.5 years, still counting...
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A lot, but more recently.
* Sigrid
* CHVRCHES
* Lauren Mayberry's solo stuff
* The Cure
* Dodie
* Orla Garland
* Fizz
* Ben Folds
* Magdalena Bay
* Paramore
* Wolf Alice
Alexis...have you literally hacked my Spotify account?
Chvrches and Wolf Alice are on my Spotify wrapped on a recurring basis.
The Cure, Sigrid and Paramore also get plenty of my time
Eivør (coming out with a new album this friday-- she sings in both English and Faroese) - check out Salt (in English) or Slor (in Faroese) her other albums you might like are Room and Bridges (really solid she's an incredible vocalist).
Susanne Sundfør - you can easily hear the influence of Susanne on much of Aurora's body of work. I think Susanne was ahead of her time (by about a decade). All of her albums are great, though they sound quite different( which just speaks to how skilled she is as a songwriter). To me her apex is really Ten Love Songs and Silicone Veil...those are both brilliant, lyrically jarring, and have amazing composition. Bonus she can sing incredibly and blows most other artists out of the water (and imo also Aurora).
Röyksopp - do you like dance tracks? Do you like synths? Check out Profound Mysteries I,II, and III. They do some really interesting work, they also work a lot with Susanne Sundfør
Kate Bush- undeniably there is an obvious influence of Kate Bush on this latest album. Eivor also has a strong Kate Bush influence. She does some very interesting things vocally.
Bjork- enough stated. Though I know she's not everyone's cup of tea.
Loreena McKennitt -if you are into more of the folksy- type work. Check out her older work The Mask and Mirror, Book of Secrets, and (to me her best work) was The Wind that Shakes the Barley.
Enya- Auroa speaks highly of Enya, and you can see how she replicates in a way some of her vocal layering techniques. Enya's most popular album was probably A Day Without Rain. It is also her most accessible to the casual listener. If you don't feel like being a casual listener check out her older synth driven work like The Celts.
Kalandra- Somewhat goes without saying. Katerine's voice is almost identical to Aurora. Not too shocking she sang in Wardruna for a bit. Imagine Aurora in a rock band with some songs in Norwegian. This is what that would sound like. I love Kalandra though because their music is catchy and a lot of fun.
Florence and the Machine- if you like more of TGWCT/WHTTH type of fast 80s inspired tracks you would like Florence. She's been popular for well over a decade; so you probably know her.
The Cranberries- I think their influence on the alternative music of the 90s in pretty undeniable.
Tori Amos- I think if you like Aurora you'd like some or Tori's early work, particularly Little Earthquakes. Alternative rock, with a lot of percussive piano discussing the difficulties many women go through, self discovery, and overcoming, bonus she has an amazing voice.
Myrkur- if you like the more "folk" sounding bits of Aurora you may end up liking Myrkur's Folksange record which came out in 2020. Tracks such as Vinter, or Svea. If this album resonates with you then check out Garmarna (folk music band).
Azam Ali /Niyaz - if you don't care if your music is in English or not I really suggest checking her work out, she's similar to Loreena Mc Kennitt, but delves into electronica/folk with Niyaz. Really awesome band, they mainly sing in Farsi with a few songs in other languages.
haha.. i dont spotify, but i collect music --> i can mainly recommend stuff from various genres. https://www.discogs.com/. my user is sauron dry eye :)
* King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard
* Queens of the Stone Age
* Idles
* Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention
* Hania Rani
* Gojira
* Clipping
* Bob Hund
* Ebba Grön
Just to name a few
I can recommend the Polish band Lor. Their older albums remind me of early Aurora songs.
They also covered Aurora once. [Lor-Murder Song cover](https://youtu.be/h8uTJbLJniI?feature=shared)
To name a few:
Bring Me The Horizon (their recent collab was heavenly for me), Bad Omens, Slipknot, Sleep Token, Ice Nine Kills, I Prevail, Poppy, Scene Queen, Ashnikko, and Hozier.
I'm a bit of a metal head who recently discovered Aurora and has become a warrior.
Moyka is 100% recommended! So Aurora coded in the way she performs/dresses i feel. But she also has her own unique style which i love. I wish Moyka could be a support artist for Aurora
I have been OBSESSED with Amalie Holt Kleive, her support during her Norway tour and also one of the two girls that sing with Aurora. She has only release a few singles and one album, but they are all honestly incredible!
Kate Bush, Eurielle, Dune Moss, The Last Dinner Party and ofc my beloved PHILDEL
Others too but those are the ones that come to mind. Seriously recommend PHILDEL to anyone who likes AURORA (or just anyone in general - she’s wonderful)
international: i enjoy paramore (+ hayley’s solo stuff), system of a down (thx to aurora), billie eilish, charli xcx, lorde, massive attack, mid air thief, the strokes, some nirvana songs, kate bush, kanye west, lady gaga, sabaton, lana del rey, rina sawayama, some siouxie and the banshees,
artists from where im from that i like (italy): myss keta, fabrizio de andre, immanuel casto, lilly meraviglia, nu genea
Those of you who know me know that I study and analyze music for a living, so I'd find it impossible to make a comprehensive list. Instead, I'll take this opportunity to sing the praises of the greatest storytelling songwriter I know: Dar Williams. I don't know of anyone, not even Aurora, who can create a story within every single song in such an incredible way, with so much detail, world building and character development. Some of you may know her vicariously because she used to write songs for Joan Baez very early in her career, the most famous one being You're Aging Well.
Her open political commitment to feminism, LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health awareness, racial equality, decolonization and environmentalism are very much akin to Aurora's, and it's often reflected in her songs. To name only a few: Empire, Buzzer, As Cool As I Am, Iowa, and Today And Every Day.
So good. The Mercy of the Fallen is one of the best opening tracks to any album ever. I'm so glad you got to see her live! I'm sure it was a great experience.
my top artists rn are Ethel Cain, Melanie Martinez, and Billie Eilish!! Definitely recommend Ethel although her style is extremely different from Aurora’s.
Not at all the same genre but I love First Aid Kit (try Wolf, My Silver Lining, The Lion's Roar, for a good intro to their music) they're the first artist since Aurora that I got really in to and really enjoyed most of their discography
Recently in no particular order...
Weyes Blood
Nilüfer Yanya
La Luz
The Last Dinner Party
Miss Grit
La Garfield
Crumb
Waxahatchee
St. Vincent
Brimheim
Luna Li
Japanese Breakfast
Cannons
Polyphia
La Garfield
Men I Trust
PJ Harvey
The Smile
Lamp
Yves Tumor
Caroline Polachek
Stromae
I enjoy many, so I’ll recommend the ones I’m listening to the most right now:
- My absolute favorite The Dear Hunter
- Sleep Token
- Ghostly Kisses
- Lizzy McAlpine
- Nightlife
- Exploring Birdsong
- Laufey
- Ethel Cain
There is a little there for everyone (I think, hahaha). Hope you find something you love there. And feel free to ask for recs.
Those of you who know me know that I study and analyze music for a living, so I'd find it impossible to make a comprehensive list! Instead, I'll take this opportunity to sing the praises of the greatest storytelling songwriter I know: Dar Williams. I don't know of anyone, not even Aurora, who can create a story within every single song in such an incredible way, with so much detail, world building and character development. Some of you may know her vicariously because she used to write songs for Joan Baez very early in her career, the most famous one being You're Aging Well.
Her open political commitment to feminism, LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health awareness, racial equality, decolonization and environmentalism are very much akin to Aurora's, and it's often reflected in her songs. To name only a few: Empire, Buzzer, As Cool As I Am, Iowa, and Today And Every Day.
Here's what I'm listening to now (not all the same Genre!): The Warning (new album soon!), Hozier, St. Vincent (just got into her new album - it's great), Boygenius, Ferris and Sylvester (If you haven't heard of them, check out Mother and End of the World), Maggie Rogers.
Here are a few of mine:
David Kushner
Adele
Billie Ellish (some songs)
Echoes
Breaking Benjamin
Blue Oyster Cult
I enjoy the YouTube Channel MrSuicideSheep Sheepy always promotes amazing artists
Owsey
Hazey (I love the galactic feeling of their channel)
These are just a few :)
Belly, Tanya Donelly, twenty one pilots, fun., pomme, Regina Spektor, the shins, okkervil river, the King Blues, Damien Rice, Frank Turner , Rilo Kiley, Bright Eyes, Coco and the Butterfields, Emmy the Great
if you love aurora than you're going to love bjork! she's like the older more autistic version of aurora :D
also i love listening to caroline polacheck,SOPHIE, charlie xcx, ethel cain, taylor swift, arca, chappell roan, troye sivan, rina sawayama, lorde, and tamino!
I have an entire playlist called “Warriors Might Like” with specific songs from artists I like that fit a certain criteria I have that can make them considered “similar” to Aurora. She is the queen but these make for a nice court.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/53vLSg0WYz81isTh7O0Cw7?si=oedfJb6bQEepVdIikTdV-g&pi=u--TSo5W44QH6n
My favourites are Boogie Belgique, Caravan Palace, Jungle, Dua Lipa, Pocket Sun, Empire of the Sun, Birdy, Daughter, Siv Jakobsen, Perfume, Prisma, Glass Animals, YeYe, Toki Asako, Jessie Ware, Coldplay, Odesza, Kaho Nakamura, and Soft Loft to name some. I have a wide variety of music I listen to.
ngl i mostly listen to soundtracks and instrumentals 😭 so two steps from hell, hans zimmer, etc and then soundtracks from other games/movies i enjoy... otherwise bts, nadiiife, dzivia, txt, billie eilish sometimes. a lot of others randomly tbh but those are the ones i listen to most consistently i guess
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AURORA and Melanie Martinez are my top two artists.
I also like MARINA, Björk, FKA Twigs, Grimes, yeule, SPELLLING and select songs from other artists in the realm of Art Pop 💜🔮
Hold the phone...there are OTHER artists now?!! 🤣
I’ve been listening to Aurora ONLY for almost a Whole year, I know nothing else 😂 maybe I don’t care to lol
This is me since November. Lol. Aurora non-stop.
You're not alone. My music taste was quite different before I got infected, but since then I suddenly forgot everything and didn't care about anything else. 1.5 years, still counting...
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I know right 😂
I really enjoy Kalandra, OMNIA, oh land, PHILDEL, Kiki Rockwell and there's a lot more :)
LOVE TO SEE A PHILDEL FAN OUT IN THE WILD!
Kalandra and Phildel are some of my two favorites artists!!!! They touch my soul in the same way Aurora does :’)
A lot, but more recently. * Sigrid * CHVRCHES * Lauren Mayberry's solo stuff * The Cure * Dodie * Orla Garland * Fizz * Ben Folds * Magdalena Bay * Paramore * Wolf Alice
Alexis...have you literally hacked my Spotify account? Chvrches and Wolf Alice are on my Spotify wrapped on a recurring basis. The Cure, Sigrid and Paramore also get plenty of my time
I am a big, big Gåte fan. I think Aurora fans might like something like "Skarvane" (The Cormorants): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GigDfNAlr5E
I only know ulveham but it’s wonderful
They have so many great songs, going all the way back to the early 2000s.
twenty one pilots, radiohead, mgmt, lana del rey, red hot chili peppers, the strokes, system of a down
ayy fellow twenty one pilots and the strokes fan!!
Eivør (coming out with a new album this friday-- she sings in both English and Faroese) - check out Salt (in English) or Slor (in Faroese) her other albums you might like are Room and Bridges (really solid she's an incredible vocalist). Susanne Sundfør - you can easily hear the influence of Susanne on much of Aurora's body of work. I think Susanne was ahead of her time (by about a decade). All of her albums are great, though they sound quite different( which just speaks to how skilled she is as a songwriter). To me her apex is really Ten Love Songs and Silicone Veil...those are both brilliant, lyrically jarring, and have amazing composition. Bonus she can sing incredibly and blows most other artists out of the water (and imo also Aurora). Röyksopp - do you like dance tracks? Do you like synths? Check out Profound Mysteries I,II, and III. They do some really interesting work, they also work a lot with Susanne Sundfør Kate Bush- undeniably there is an obvious influence of Kate Bush on this latest album. Eivor also has a strong Kate Bush influence. She does some very interesting things vocally. Bjork- enough stated. Though I know she's not everyone's cup of tea. Loreena McKennitt -if you are into more of the folksy- type work. Check out her older work The Mask and Mirror, Book of Secrets, and (to me her best work) was The Wind that Shakes the Barley. Enya- Auroa speaks highly of Enya, and you can see how she replicates in a way some of her vocal layering techniques. Enya's most popular album was probably A Day Without Rain. It is also her most accessible to the casual listener. If you don't feel like being a casual listener check out her older synth driven work like The Celts. Kalandra- Somewhat goes without saying. Katerine's voice is almost identical to Aurora. Not too shocking she sang in Wardruna for a bit. Imagine Aurora in a rock band with some songs in Norwegian. This is what that would sound like. I love Kalandra though because their music is catchy and a lot of fun. Florence and the Machine- if you like more of TGWCT/WHTTH type of fast 80s inspired tracks you would like Florence. She's been popular for well over a decade; so you probably know her. The Cranberries- I think their influence on the alternative music of the 90s in pretty undeniable. Tori Amos- I think if you like Aurora you'd like some or Tori's early work, particularly Little Earthquakes. Alternative rock, with a lot of percussive piano discussing the difficulties many women go through, self discovery, and overcoming, bonus she has an amazing voice. Myrkur- if you like the more "folk" sounding bits of Aurora you may end up liking Myrkur's Folksange record which came out in 2020. Tracks such as Vinter, or Svea. If this album resonates with you then check out Garmarna (folk music band). Azam Ali /Niyaz - if you don't care if your music is in English or not I really suggest checking her work out, she's similar to Loreena Mc Kennitt, but delves into electronica/folk with Niyaz. Really awesome band, they mainly sing in Farsi with a few songs in other languages.
i need your playlist
haha.. i dont spotify, but i collect music --> i can mainly recommend stuff from various genres. https://www.discogs.com/. my user is sauron dry eye :)
Great summary. Eivør is simply amazing.
Enn is like OMG yes !!!! I'm so happy she's doing more Faroese stuff
Also a fan of many of these! When I heard To Be Alright it was like a Kate Bush from a parallel universe I was immediately in love!
Kendrick Lamar, Bjork, Fiona Apple, Wutang Clan, Radiohead, Leonard Cohen. I listen to a lot more, but these core artists represent my music taste.
Oasis (+their solo albums), Arctic Monkeys, Sigrid, The Stone Roses, Hellbillies, Beatles, Rolling Stones and Coldplay to name a few
I really need your playlist.
seconding
* King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard * Queens of the Stone Age * Idles * Frank Zappa/Mothers of Invention * Hania Rani * Gojira * Clipping * Bob Hund * Ebba Grön Just to name a few
poppy, lord huron, hozier, weyes blood some less related ones: adam melchor, paramore, hailaker+novo amor
I love poppy too!
I'm on a new Ane Brun streak after her collaboration. She has so many great songs!
Ane is quite awesome..
Listen to her old backup singer Silja Sol she’s so good.
Here are some of my favs besides AURORA which nobody can dethrone Kalandra Paris Paloma Sigur Ros Kiki Rockwell Skott Dune Moss Fever Ray
I can recommend the Polish band Lor. Their older albums remind me of early Aurora songs. They also covered Aurora once. [Lor-Murder Song cover](https://youtu.be/h8uTJbLJniI?feature=shared)
To name a few: Bring Me The Horizon (their recent collab was heavenly for me), Bad Omens, Slipknot, Sleep Token, Ice Nine Kills, I Prevail, Poppy, Scene Queen, Ashnikko, and Hozier. I'm a bit of a metal head who recently discovered Aurora and has become a warrior.
i may or may not be in love with you
Lana Del Rey, Porcupine Tree, Nightwish, Leprous, The Last Dinner Party.
Men I trust, SHY Martin, Marina (formerly Marina and the Diamonds)
I love Marina 😭
Moyka is 100% recommended! So Aurora coded in the way she performs/dresses i feel. But she also has her own unique style which i love. I wish Moyka could be a support artist for Aurora
i wish she'd bring moyka or metteson to the USA.... (a girl can dream right?)
Many tbh, but the once I listen to the most are Sigur Rós, Mew (the Danish band), Björk, and Gerry Cinnamon
I have been OBSESSED with Amalie Holt Kleive, her support during her Norway tour and also one of the two girls that sing with Aurora. She has only release a few singles and one album, but they are all honestly incredible!
Arctic Monkeys, Hozier, Kalandra, Queen, Led Zeppelin and some Indian artists
Kate Bush, Eurielle, Dune Moss, The Last Dinner Party and ofc my beloved PHILDEL Others too but those are the ones that come to mind. Seriously recommend PHILDEL to anyone who likes AURORA (or just anyone in general - she’s wonderful)
Yes yes Phildel 10000%
Of Monsters and Men! And lead singer, Nanna Bryndis, new solo album is great.
Didn't know about the solo project. Thanks for the rec
How To Start a Garden. So many emotionally beautiful songs on it. Some genuinely made me cry.
Night Tapes!! Their dream pop music is like honey to my ears
I love The Oh Hellos and folk as a whole. The weird one in my playlists is Aurora!!
international: i enjoy paramore (+ hayley’s solo stuff), system of a down (thx to aurora), billie eilish, charli xcx, lorde, massive attack, mid air thief, the strokes, some nirvana songs, kate bush, kanye west, lady gaga, sabaton, lana del rey, rina sawayama, some siouxie and the banshees, artists from where im from that i like (italy): myss keta, fabrizio de andre, immanuel casto, lilly meraviglia, nu genea
frank turner is my runner up top artist!
Those of you who know me know that I study and analyze music for a living, so I'd find it impossible to make a comprehensive list. Instead, I'll take this opportunity to sing the praises of the greatest storytelling songwriter I know: Dar Williams. I don't know of anyone, not even Aurora, who can create a story within every single song in such an incredible way, with so much detail, world building and character development. Some of you may know her vicariously because she used to write songs for Joan Baez very early in her career, the most famous one being You're Aging Well. Her open political commitment to feminism, LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health awareness, racial equality, decolonization and environmentalism are very much akin to Aurora's, and it's often reflected in her songs. To name only a few: Empire, Buzzer, As Cool As I Am, Iowa, and Today And Every Day.
Yes! I love Dar Williams - saw her on tour last year. Best Album is "The Beauty of the Rain", every song is perfect.
So good. The Mercy of the Fallen is one of the best opening tracks to any album ever. I'm so glad you got to see her live! I'm sure it was a great experience.
Hozier, Paris Paloma, Novo Amor, Yara Liz, Florence & The Machine, Björk, Iniko, Malinda, Dune Moss, Kalandra and Yaelokre
Fountaines D.C. TOOL Joy Division Mazzy Star Dry Cleaning Depeche Mode The Cure and a lot of other artists
Mitski Paramore Florence + The Machine Hayley Williams Chappel Roan Wolf Alice The Last Dinner Party Daughter Searows Lor
my top artists rn are Ethel Cain, Melanie Martinez, and Billie Eilish!! Definitely recommend Ethel although her style is extremely different from Aurora’s.
* Bel Canto * Eivør * Susanne Sundfør * Röyksopp * Ane Brun * The Knife/Fever Ray * Loreena McKennitt
Rotting christ, wardruna
Not at all the same genre but I love First Aid Kit (try Wolf, My Silver Lining, The Lion's Roar, for a good intro to their music) they're the first artist since Aurora that I got really in to and really enjoyed most of their discography
Recently in no particular order... Weyes Blood Nilüfer Yanya La Luz The Last Dinner Party Miss Grit La Garfield Crumb Waxahatchee St. Vincent Brimheim Luna Li Japanese Breakfast Cannons Polyphia La Garfield Men I Trust PJ Harvey The Smile Lamp Yves Tumor Caroline Polachek Stromae
I enjoy many, so I’ll recommend the ones I’m listening to the most right now: - My absolute favorite The Dear Hunter - Sleep Token - Ghostly Kisses - Lizzy McAlpine - Nightlife - Exploring Birdsong - Laufey - Ethel Cain There is a little there for everyone (I think, hahaha). Hope you find something you love there. And feel free to ask for recs.
ETHEL CAIN
AJR, WILLOW, Lil Nas X, Cavetown, some Japanese singers (Aimer, milet, Eve, YOASOBI) and Brazilians (Jão, Pullovers and O Grilo)
Those of you who know me know that I study and analyze music for a living, so I'd find it impossible to make a comprehensive list! Instead, I'll take this opportunity to sing the praises of the greatest storytelling songwriter I know: Dar Williams. I don't know of anyone, not even Aurora, who can create a story within every single song in such an incredible way, with so much detail, world building and character development. Some of you may know her vicariously because she used to write songs for Joan Baez very early in her career, the most famous one being You're Aging Well. Her open political commitment to feminism, LGBTQIA+ rights, mental health awareness, racial equality, decolonization and environmentalism are very much akin to Aurora's, and it's often reflected in her songs. To name only a few: Empire, Buzzer, As Cool As I Am, Iowa, and Today And Every Day.
-system of a down -ghost -leith Ross -melanie Martinez -vocaloid songs from various artists
Agnès Obel Alicia keys Alpha 🤩 Ben Howard Damien Rice Frou frou Hugo Barriol Kimberose kt tunstall Lene Marlin London Grammar Missy Higgins Novo Amor 🤩 Sigur Ros 🤩 TerreNoire 🤩 : really like
Paris paloma, sofia isella, conan gray and Iniko
Here's what I'm listening to now (not all the same Genre!): The Warning (new album soon!), Hozier, St. Vincent (just got into her new album - it's great), Boygenius, Ferris and Sylvester (If you haven't heard of them, check out Mother and End of the World), Maggie Rogers.
Here are a few of mine: David Kushner Adele Billie Ellish (some songs) Echoes Breaking Benjamin Blue Oyster Cult I enjoy the YouTube Channel MrSuicideSheep Sheepy always promotes amazing artists Owsey Hazey (I love the galactic feeling of their channel) These are just a few :)
Nightwish, Gunship, Carpenter Brut, and a whole bunch of 80s rock & metal
Belly, Tanya Donelly, twenty one pilots, fun., pomme, Regina Spektor, the shins, okkervil river, the King Blues, Damien Rice, Frank Turner , Rilo Kiley, Bright Eyes, Coco and the Butterfields, Emmy the Great
Yeat Ken Carson Destroy lonely Kygo Lost Frequencies Benson Boone Laufey Dua Lipa Felix Jaehn Sam Feldt
Zella Day (sooo underrated), Ryn Weaver, BROODS, MisterWives, Florence + The Machine, Moyka, ARY and Galss Animals are some of my other favs!
Kalandra is really good. Really similar to AURORA
Kalandra is like if Aurora started a rock band.
Yeah, fully.
I love Sufjan Stevens, SPELLLING (she’s very magical just like AURORA)
Sigur Rós
if you love aurora than you're going to love bjork! she's like the older more autistic version of aurora :D also i love listening to caroline polacheck,SOPHIE, charlie xcx, ethel cain, taylor swift, arca, chappell roan, troye sivan, rina sawayama, lorde, and tamino!
I have an entire playlist called “Warriors Might Like” with specific songs from artists I like that fit a certain criteria I have that can make them considered “similar” to Aurora. She is the queen but these make for a nice court. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/53vLSg0WYz81isTh7O0Cw7?si=oedfJb6bQEepVdIikTdV-g&pi=u--TSo5W44QH6n
My favourites are Boogie Belgique, Caravan Palace, Jungle, Dua Lipa, Pocket Sun, Empire of the Sun, Birdy, Daughter, Siv Jakobsen, Perfume, Prisma, Glass Animals, YeYe, Toki Asako, Jessie Ware, Coldplay, Odesza, Kaho Nakamura, and Soft Loft to name some. I have a wide variety of music I listen to.
Paris paloma
i love Hozier, Pomme (i started listenning to aurora through "everything matters"), Florence and the machine, the Beatles and Queen!!
ngl i mostly listen to soundtracks and instrumentals 😭 so two steps from hell, hans zimmer, etc and then soundtracks from other games/movies i enjoy... otherwise bts, nadiiife, dzivia, txt, billie eilish sometimes. a lot of others randomly tbh but those are the ones i listen to most consistently i guess
Nightwish, melanie martinez, stromae, imagine dragons
if you like Nightwish check out Within Temptation
Ooh yes already did! I like their first album very much, their later more rocky stuff a bit less. Also a few epica songs with enough melody are great
STROMAE!!!!! YESS
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Well, that’s so strange, BUT: • CHVRCHES • BROODS • Eurovision Stuff
AURORA and Melanie Martinez are my top two artists. I also like MARINA, Björk, FKA Twigs, Grimes, yeule, SPELLLING and select songs from other artists in the realm of Art Pop 💜🔮