NOIA - 'As Per My Last Email'
NOIA (Gisela Fullà-Silvestre) is back with her first release since her critically acclaimed debut album - with new track 'As Per My Last Email'.
Born in Barcelona and now living in Brooklyn, NOIA has spent the past stretch through one of the hardest periods of her life: losing her father, watching the world spin into chaos, just trying to create while surviving New York City. "As Per My Last Email" captures that feeling at its rawest. Nothing exposes the absurdity of always being “on” quite like pregnancy, a reminder that some things can’t be answered at midnight or scheduled around. The video for “As Per My Last Email” was shot at the height of NOIA’s pregnancy.
On the track, NOIA shares: "It’s what happens when ‘just circling back’ becomes a way of life. A song about the slow collapse of hyperfunctionality, that state of being permanently ‘on,’ answering messages at midnight, running on notifications instead of sleep, until you’re less a person than a broken, over-wired robot still sending polite replies."
Combining alt-pop with commercially driven sounds - this new dose of music from NOIA gives us an introduction of what is come from this artist.
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