Looa Londrina, Brazil
Recently released, the indie duo Looa (Brazil) tries to mix different pop subgenres into their compositions, going from dream-pop, to electro-pop, to bedroom-pop. Talking about personal and intimate subjects like mental health and everyday frustrations about modern life, the band wants to bring an introspective view to electronic music. ... more
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