The Copenhagen-based, Scottish-born composer Clarissa Connelly’s music is evocative of the whimsical and almost child-like, tainted by an undercurrent of dark sensuality, disquietude and existential dread. Characterized by complex arrangements, big compounded chords, as well as a broad array of instruments, effects and sounds, her songs orient the listener towards utopian beauty that lies somewhere between the baroque and the primordial.
The Voyager' is an ethereal mix of contemporary leftfield folk, songs inspired by heritage music, and spacey new age outings, all washed with some electronic and psychedelic moments into a perfect piece.
