Komorebi
"The Fall" LP (Shipping Fall 2024)
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”The album’s ethereal blend of electronic, indie, and experimental elements creates a mesmerizing soundscape that captivates from the first note. Marwah’s distinctive vocals, coupled with intricate production, weave a narrative that is both introspective and expansive.”- Rolling Stone India
Regarded as one of the most exciting musicians in India, a Komorebi release is often characterized as whimsical and dreamy downtempo electronica. But with The Fall, Komorebi has built an entirely new world within, and with, her music.
The Fall is the coming-of-age story of Kiane - who fans first met in Soliloquy in 2017 - and also highlights Komorebi's evolution from an exciting young talent to a consummate storyteller with fantastical renditions of her music.
The multimedia project brings two sides of Komorebi to the fore, Tarana the gamer and Tarana the musician, and The Fall is where the two worlds collide. The story of Kiane is captured via the music, a 30-page comic book and brought to life in a music video created with Epic Games' Unreal Engine, making Komorebi the first Indian indie artist to use this technology.
Her music is emotionally charged, vulnerable yet powerful, storytelling is vivid and inventive. Collaborating with masters like Rajesh Pratap Singh to design her futuristic outfits to Regarded as one of the most exciting musicians in India, a Komorebi release is often characterized as whimsical and dreamy downtempo electronica. But with The Fall, Komorebi has built an entirely new world within, and with, her music.
The Fall is the coming-of-age story of Kiane - who fans first met in Soliloquy in 2017 - and also highlights Komorebi's evolution from an exciting young talent to a consummate storyteller with fantastical renditions of her music.
"Marwah recaptures magic from Björk and Radiohead to Imogen Heap and GORILLAZ with a near-indescribable Eastern twist and an undying ability to wow (both solo or with one of her frequent collaborators)."- Jack Anderson, KUT