#physeos

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Gorgeous ambient dream-pop from Argentina. A perfect match with the warm winter days we've been having in NOLA lately.

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She didn't have to see the water, she'd been dreaming it for years. Sobrenadar conceives an aquatic atmosphere. This video is an introduction to Sobrenadar, the Argentina based artist Paula Garcia. She documented the atmosphere which her music stems from through a chillingly warm performance of her track "Finales - filmed in Buenos Aires by Fernando Delssin. Her EP Physeos is available for free today via Absent Fever.

It is midday, low-pitched light outside; inside it isn't. Dimness swallows her like a minnow as she steps into the water without footfall to introduce her. She didn't have to see the water, she'd been dreaming it for years. Two dreams, rupturing and being swallowed. The people above didn't hear a sound, but below them, outside, all around, the water went on and on and on. Amassing itself, engulfing itself. Steeper and deeper. Round and round, never changing direction.

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Sobrenadar - Finales

My buddies at Absent Fever always seem to be busy with something. This time it is with their first female artist, Paula Garcia, an Argentinian smooth pop extraordinaire. And along with Stadiums and Shrines, we're giving you a first look at her new EP, Physeos. Come Monday, it will be available to all on the Absent Fever bandcamp.

There's something about this video, and this song, with it, that give me the distinct feeling of some kind of staged reality. The border that lie between authenticity and fraudulence. The hollow applause, the posed girls taking half sips of drinks. But, then there's a turn. Marriage, a new life, a family. And in finale, death. Which relinquishes all inauthenticity in one last breath.