Born in Burlington, Canada, with Estonian roots, composer Kara-Lis Coverdale has a way of making electronic music feel deeply human. Known for her boundary-pushing electronic and neoclassical compositions, her sound merges precise electronic textures with a palpable emotional core.
On latest single āDazeā, Coverdale channels the unpredictability of shifting air currents into sound. Choral textures swirl in slow cycles, dissonant glides stretch and release, and harmonic peaks dissolve into weightless calm. Thereās turbulence here, but also lift, as if the song itself is testing the limits of gravity.
Drawing from personal experiences of grief, dislocation and the bittersweet freedom of reinvention, āDazeā transforms adversity into an expansive sonic exploration - a meditation on finding balance amid the extremes.
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