Hotly-tipped UK-based alt-pop/electronic artist SALT ASHES (real name: Veiga Sanchez) will release her highly anticipated sophomore album, Killing My Mind, on November 5, 2021 via Radikal Records. “It’s a journey through the last couple of years of my own relationships, my mental health, and the enormous problem of sexual harassment,” Sanchez explains on the album’s themes. “I take whatever I feel most passionate about and write about it, but often I’ll watch a scene in a movie and take some imagery from there or a dance piece that I’ve felt particularly moved by," she adds. “I’ve learnt over the years to be unapologetic with music and what I want to say and to allow whatever is inside to come out without putting pressure and restraints on it.”
As far as the inspiration behind the sound for Killing My Mind, she took influence from all the '80s records she loves, going back to the likes of Giorgio Moroder, The Knife, Fleetwood Mac. “We used a lot of analog synths and live instruments and tried to not limit ourselves with adding color into a chord or sound which is not something I’ve done in a while.”
As far as the inspiration behind the sound for Killing My Mind, she took influence from all the '80s records she loves, going back to the likes of Giorgio Moroder, The Knife, Fleetwood Mac. “We used a lot of analog synths and live instruments and tried to not limit ourselves with adding color into a chord or sound which is not something I’ve done in a while.”
The Killing My Mind album announcement comes on the heels of Salt Ashes two percolating electro-pop singles: “Too Many Times” (a track that tackles a childhood belief she had about ballerinas having real people stuck inside of them, which got her thinking that that’s what she feels when suffering from intense anxiety) and "Love, Love” (a song that explores the questionable consensual nature of unrequited love and plays with the notion of bondage - both physical and mental). Both the singles and their accompanying provocative videos showcase Sanchez’s mission to bring a refreshing and dark edge to the world of pop music.
Salt Ashes burst into the dance music scene with her first full self-titled debut album in 2016, produced by the late Daniel Fridholm (a.k.a. Cruelty), which quickly gained popularity with music fans worldwide. She became renowned for her signature dark songs and melodies with a zeitgeist club sound, many of which were inspired by Giorgio Moroder’s blend of disco and epic dark atmospheres.
She has since released a string of successful singles, including “Girls,” “Go All Out,” and “Totally Faking”. She kicked off 2019 with a live performance and Q&A at Apple’s flagship store in London, where she also debuted the music video for her single “Don’t”. In 2020, she released her debut EP counting crosses; her most dynamic collection of songs yet, as well as standalone single, "Cut You With A Kiss," a song she says is about "questioning the integrity of someone's new girlfriend and believing that she isn't good for them." That single reached #19 on the UK iTunes Pop Single Chart and #40 on the iTunes Overall Singles chart.
Salt Ashes is Veiga Sanchez. Killing My Mind will be available on DSPs on November 5, 2021 here: https://salt-ashes.lnk.to/killingmymind
She has since released a string of successful singles, including “Girls,” “Go All Out,” and “Totally Faking”. She kicked off 2019 with a live performance and Q&A at Apple’s flagship store in London, where she also debuted the music video for her single “Don’t”. In 2020, she released her debut EP counting crosses; her most dynamic collection of songs yet, as well as standalone single, "Cut You With A Kiss," a song she says is about "questioning the integrity of someone's new girlfriend and believing that she isn't good for them." That single reached #19 on the UK iTunes Pop Single Chart and #40 on the iTunes Overall Singles chart.
Salt Ashes is Veiga Sanchez. Killing My Mind will be available on DSPs on November 5, 2021 here: https://salt-ashes.lnk.to/killingmymind
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