London alt-pop artist Zoë Zohar disappears into a shimmering world of her own making on captivating new single ‘Spaceship414’.
Blending dream-pop, electronica and flashes of glam-rock guitar, the track surrounds her intimate vocals with luminous textures and an underlying sense of unease. It's beautiful and ethereal on the surface, yet something more complicated is unfolding beneath.
At its heart, ‘Spaceship414’ explores the push and pull between craving genuine connection and finding comfort in emotional detachment. She allows those opposing feelings to coexist throughout, creating a haunting atmosphere where escapism can feel simultaneously liberating and lonely.
There are echoes of Wolf Alice, Lana Del Rey and Florence + The Machine, but the combination of raw instrumentation and electronic experimentation gives her plenty of space to establish her own identity.
Have a listen to 'Spaceship414' in the player below.