Founded in the Romanian city of Timisoara in 1995, Thy Veils started out as a studio project led by musician Daniel Dorobantu. Over the proceeding thirteen years, the productions of Thy Veils earned the project a reputation as a pioneering act in the music scene of Romania and in 2008, Daniel re-imagined the endeavour into a multi-disciplinary art outfit.
Over a decorated musical journey that spans more than two decades, Thy Veils have provided a riveting sonic evolution to witness unfold. Having released seven self-produced full-length records, four live recordings and several stellar singles, they’ve also shared a DVD with non-narrative video essays, visual art for live shows and video installations, music for film and even contemporary dance choreography.
Since their most recent album, 2021’s sixteen-track LP titled The Vibrant Decennary, they’ve dropped four new singles and now bring us their latest work with the new track “Influx”. With their newest single, Thy Veils once again show why they’re renowned as one of their nation’s most innovative and celebrated bands.
Written as a call for unity and an encouragement of re-invigorated togetherness, on “Influx” they spin a mesmeric and synth-laden sound full of tribal style rhythms and soaring vocal work. Crafting a deep soundscape of electronic instrumentation, they lay down a unique and genre-pushing exploration of the synth pop style with a track that sees a sensational music act continue to deliver at the top of their game.
Listen to Influx below
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