#soundscap

Bloom de Wilde is a London based singer-songwriter, producer and visual artist. She fuses dream, ethno and experimental art-pop, folk and jazz with surrealistic yet uplifting lyrics and unconventional melodies to create exuberant, colourful soundscapes that transport us to dreamy, faraway places. 

Her unusual and distinctive vocal style has earned her comparisons to Joanna Newsom, Tori Amos and Björk. Originally from the Netherlands, with a Dutch artist mum and an Indonesian dad who leads his own gamelan orchestra, Bloom came to London as an art student at Central St.Martins. 

Growing up in an environment where the senses were naturally entwined, her eclectic heritage is reflected in her synaesthetic approach to music and art. Her songs have been supported by BBC Introducing and Fresh on the Net and had plays on Resonance FM, BBC Selector, BBC Radio 6 and BBC London.

Here are some recording of the work HeartnSouls Allsorts group made. My self and the other tutors worked with the Allsorts music group to develop a soundscape recording session. Creating their own loops with just there voice and found objects. They crated atmospheric, avant-garde soundscapes. They also created a story and told it by recording all the sound affects vocally. Tracks produced by RIchard Phenix.