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Remembering me as MEKELE

Ambient soundscape release

Playing Pop MTL show with Moor Mother, Serpentwithfeet and Yves Tumor, can’t wait!!

Montreal here I come

Tundra. 

April 30th - Donaufestival, Austria

NEW SONG ‘SHIVA’ OUT NOW!!

Thank you Sidewalk Hustle for capturing this lovely show. So grateful to open for the extremely angelic being, Sampha <3 #sampha show in #toronto

13 Artists You Need To Know About In 2017 7. Michele Nox Our former Toronto intern, Kelsey, put me onto Montreal singer-songwriter Michele Nox, whose 2016 album Monolith is a compelling mix of cavernous distortion and aching acoustic folk. I saw her open for Tanya Tagaq in a church a couple of months ago; she stood in front of a synthesizer wearing thigh high boots and a wrap-tie robe that kept sliding off one shoulder, the spotlight made her shaved head glow like the moon. Visually captivating, and musically unforgettable. — ANUPA MISTRY The FADER

Girl’s Club interviews MICHELE NOX The lights go on, and there She stands in purple velvet thigh-high boots. The music begins, and Her voice is power at its rawest susceptivity. From my seat I hold Her darkness, renewing into pure light. Michele Nox is the harrowing superstar of transcendental pop music. Her recent release Monolith is wrought with harmonious dualities, and I was curious about how She wields such magic with Her voice....

Thank you Simon Fortin!!! love it!!

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Montreal's Michele Nox grapples with letting go on “Mono.” The track is taken from Michele’s September full length LP, Monolith, and the song’s distorted mix and a B-side cover of the American soul standard “Fever” are premiering today on The FADER.The alt-pop musician builds a warped, discordant soundscape and lyrically reconciles with a lover who was undeserving of her love. Nox intimately examines how infatuation makes humans do funny things: You’re no good, no good for me, I let you fuck me so good, so good baby. For her, the heart is in constant conflict with the mind when the person you fall for is detrimental to your well-being. The rework of “Mono” pulls back on the layered sound of the original, striking the root of the pained experience she’s reliving.“'Mono is about finding the strength to let go of something that keeps you from personal growth,” Michele wrote in an email to The FADER. “Surrendering to the lessons life will throw at you when you lose a soul mate, and with them your mind. It came to me at a time when infatuation over powered my journey towards self respect. I was left pining over someone who cannot offer the love I am worthy of. 'Mono' reminds me that being single isn't so bad after all. The FADER

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