Nova Heart

Description

Nova Heart is more than ever the playground and voice of Helen Feng. This debut album combines dreams of dreamy escapes and a critical look at the mindset of the Middle Empire. A clever blend of disco, new wave, and psychedelic experiments, this music can just as easily make you want to dance joyfully as to sing sadly. Whether doubled, slowed down, sped up, reversed, or filtered, her clear voice seems to be constantly in motion and expresses itself from the depths of a labyrinth where each wall tells a story. Her story. Nova Heart is a psychological thriller of formidable and constant effectiveness. Listen as the lethargic bass line of Lackluster No is counterbalanced by Feng's occasional asides: addressing the person within you, evading the listener to better immerse them in the subtly offbeat and strange universe of Nova Heart. Feng, the eternal nomad, composes the Lynchian soundtrack of a film that unfolds in her mind, painting the imperial figures of her ghosts and obsessions to build unexpected bridges between East and West. From a sensual siren's song to a macabre disco aside, everything can change in an instant, just like the mood of this character, Nova Heart, Femme fatale of the soundtrack of your most intimate secrets and Spokesperson for the emerging underground youth of Beijing.