Center For Arts & Equity
Arthur Moon
“I've fallen hard for an artist who is new to me. Arthur Moon is led by Lora-Faye Åshuvud. The music is ethereal at times and spacious, with lyrics that are often visual, somewhat like an abstract painting."
Bob Boilen, NPR
“Avant-pop group Arthur Moon are more than happy to deconstruct the conventions of typical pop music to make a new, fresh sound. Their recent string of singles, like “I Feel Better” and “Homonormo,” employ typical rhythms like pounding beats and smooth-as-silk synths, while also twisting and distorting them to the point where they’re nearly unrecognizable.”
Stephen Daw, Billboard
Arthur Moon is the moniker of Lora-Faye Åshuvud, a multi-instrumentalist from New York. Åshuvud takes an intuitive and unusual approach to composition, melding pop, electronic, and experimental sensibilities to make music that is as unpredictable and playful as it is intricate and controlled. NPR's Bob Boilen says Arthur Moon "has the quirky freshness I first heard from New York artists such as Laurie Anderson and Talking Heads in the late 1970s and more recently with Dirty Projectors."
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