Eleven years for one night.
How Worakls built his way to the Accor Arena.
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“The melancholic vampire, witness to an impossible love, turning her eternal quest into symphonies where beauty and damnation intertwine.”
Osundi is a French producer and composer of an electronic genre she calls “Orchestral Bass”, a cinematic electronic music that fuses orchestral composition with bass music (dubstep, trap, house, techno, etc). Trained for eleven years in classical ballet and influenced by Liszt, Brahms, Schumann, and many more legendary composers from the 19th century, she shapes a gothic, Victorian and aristocratic world, as intimate as it is dramatic.
Signed to Pusher Music since 2019 for sync licensing, she remains an independent artist. Her name, Osundi, is an anagram of her family name. The rest belongs to the legend she chose for herself: one of a love broken by a curse, which changed her forever.
Orchestral Bass Music News: Osundi's journal on the world of her genre.
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