“’People I Love’ is the most true realization of my ‘sound’… I might be speaking too soon, but it feels like the first album I’ve made that I won’t regret in any way a couple of years later.”
On the Stockholm-based musician’s latest EP, Namasenda combines Swedish and English in her quest for the “nectar of the gods.”
We all have our disparate lives, but the Fragile Plane is about what we share—what we can all find and appreciate in each other.
“It’s being able to help people through what they’re going through that’s important to me.”
“It’s more of a snapshot of this particular period in my life… Music is a form of catharsis.”
Next year will see even more of the bedroom pop artist as she’s releasing a song in February and an EP in early summer.
Although the Toronto-based singer-songwriter’s latest EP is short, it’s most definitely sweet.
