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The music of indie-pop artist Eshey Muspell combines an ethereal atmosphere with intensely intimate narratives. Beyond just music, the EP Dead Girls Can Come Back to Life explores emotional rebirth.
Without a team to support her, she has developed her sound and identity through writing, recording, producing, and promoting. Her spirit stands out as brave and refreshingly genuine in a field that is frequently dominated by polished pop. Eshey’s music feels both dreamy and intimate — her soft vocals, dreamy sense of human emotion create a world that immerses the listener, with songs like “SENSES,” “I Need,” and “SWALLOW YOUR THOUGHTS.”
Eshey Muspell performed at La Mazane in Paris for the first time on July 12, and it seemed like the start of something special. There was a subdued magic in the room as soon as she took the stage. Her voice, which is as — if not more — powerful live as it is on tape, flowed through the room with ease.
She didn’t hide behind the music in between songs. She showed transparency and vulnerability by sharing her emotions and the context in which she wrote her music. Muspell created a connection with the crowd and made her performance feel more intimate and special. Her frequent interactions with the audience never diminished her emotional delivery or vocal strength. It felt like an invitation into her world.
If this first show is any sign, Eshey Muspell’s future on stage looks very bright. She is gaining a devoted fan base on social media despite still being underground. Her voice and the depth of emotion in her songs captivate her audience. She creates from the inside out rather than following trends. And that’s precisely why her voice is so important.
