Nanashi

Ethereal singer and music producer Nanashi began to pursue music as a self-taught musician a few years ago. Thanks to the artist's penchant for genre crossovers, her music mixes electropop, post-rock, indie rock or even cloud rap. The whole, however, forms a spirited, innovative and emotionally charged probe into the life of a girl creating in the slowly disintegrating reality of the 21st century. She gives space to dreamy, intimate and even fairytale-like songs, as well as to the vigorous and energetic ones. She directs all her emotions into her music, because it is, as she says, an absolute safe space for her. She uses aggression and impulsiveness in songs like Barbie or Kira as an empowering and encouraging element, while also using gloomy melancholy to connect with listeners with the same degree of immediacy as, for example, Yung Lean or Lana del Rey. Her lyrics play with themes of tragic romanticism, nihilism, vulnerability or, on the other hand, independence, and songs like When Maria looked into my soul, she cried, Dreamcore or Anthem leave the listener with euphoric ideas of fatal stories. Nanashi writes not only from the perspective of a woman, but also from the perspective of an individual belonging to Generation Z, who can passionately love the pluses that this era brings, but also loses herself in its minuses and despair.