AnnakinBiography
Annakin is an artist from Zurich, Switzerland. She was the singer of the trip hop band Swandive before they split up.
Her latest album Icarus Heart was again produced in London and is said to be the strongest of the three records she’s released so far. It was released on January 21, 2011
Falling into Place is the debut album of Annakin (Ann Kathrin Lüthi), released in 2007. On her record, presents twelve profound tracks about the frozen sea (Freeze), the attempt to steal the thunder (Danger Ahead) and about the loss of blood (Heart In Plastic). Yet, not only anger and pain dominate the album, but also relief (Breathe) and redemption (Restored); although soon enough an ominous storm brews up again and discharges in the dancing ballad Storm.
Annakin’s record Torch Songs is an eclectic collage of electronics, live instruments, glorious song-writing and lots of jiggery-pokery. The Swiss artist adds wonderful male vocals to her own unique voice, combines marching drums with electronic beats and merges wind instruments with strings.
Her latest album Icarus Heart was again produced in London and is said to be the strongest of the three records she’s released so far. It was released on January 21, 2011
Falling into Place is the debut album of Annakin (Ann Kathrin Lüthi), released in 2007. On her record, presents twelve profound tracks about the frozen sea (Freeze), the attempt to steal the thunder (Danger Ahead) and about the loss of blood (Heart In Plastic). Yet, not only anger and pain dominate the album, but also relief (Breathe) and redemption (Restored); although soon enough an ominous storm brews up again and discharges in the dancing ballad Storm.
Annakin’s record Torch Songs is an eclectic collage of electronics, live instruments, glorious song-writing and lots of jiggery-pokery. The Swiss artist adds wonderful male vocals to her own unique voice, combines marching drums with electronic beats and merges wind instruments with strings.
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