Meghan Dowlen
Meghan Dowlen is a multi-disciplinary musician currently living in Atlanta, GA. In her fifteen years of performing, she has participated in a broad scope of independent and experimental projects (Jade Poppyfield, Canopy Joc, Avant-Guardian Angel) as well as professionally represented ones (Material Girls), to name a few. Her comprehensive catalog showcases a complex array of styles and modalities. Her work has been featured and reviewed in NPR, GPB News, Tom Tom, Many Many Women, and more. Her genre-bending debut solo album, Wild Abandon, encompasses the versatility of all of her previous collaborations as well as stands to showcase and redefine the expansion of her journey and potential as an artist
True Blossom
True Blossom formed in 2017 from the thriving Atlanta underground synth-pop scene. The band released their debut album Heater, a sweet and strange collection of disco, city-pop, and classic indie, last year on Citrus City Records. They followed that with a series of tours up and down the east coast.
Their second album, In Bliss, arrives October 23rd, again on Citrus City. Its surface is all sophistication and light – red lipstick, brushed steel, and lace, but an eerie sadness hangs over the whole affair. Though bits of new wave synth and disco percussion shimmer and glow with warmth, the gloom never quite lifts.
In Bliss was recorded in Atlanta by Damon Moon at Standard Electric Recording Co. Founding members Sophie Cox, Nadav Flax, Adam Weisberg, Jamison Murphy, and Chandler Kelley tracked most of the instruments before Jamison left to attend graduate school in Maryland. Newest member Bonnie Hardie joined the band during the sessions, and her vocal harmonies can be heard throughout.
Vessel
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serving sad synth
