German artist Nayeli creates her own unique style of experimental electronic music, spinning deeply textured soundscapes that transport you to new sonic dimensions. After making her debut in November last year with the six-track EP Autumn Leaves, she’s made a return with brand new music a year later.
Bringing us her new track titled “Rage”, she drops a protest song written for women in Juárez, Mexico. Infused with anger and frustration, the aptly titled new composition is inspired by the protest movement of the feminist collective LASTESIS from Chile, with Nayeli sampling the voices of these women in the track.
Produced by Nayeli herself with mixing and mastering handled by Gereon and Enklertrick, all the revenue of “Rage” is going to the organisation NI EN MORE who support the women who provided the inspiration for the music by finding them safe jobs and teaching them important life skills for the future.
Full of pounding rhythms, deep rumbling bass and jarring synths tones, with “Rage” Nayeli crafts an impactful sound for a good cause.
Listen to Rage below
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