Phosphenes wants you to slow down and ‘Sleep on the Grass’
Summary
Nepali band Phosphenes is set to release a new album 'Sleep on the Grass' featuring 14 multilingual songs that explore themes of existence, capitalism, and personal identity, aiming for an international audience while staying independent.
Key Points
- Phosphenes is releasing a new album 'Sleep on the Grass' with 14 songs blending indie folk, dream pop, and existential themes.
- The band aims to reach an international audience using social media and collaborations with artists like Janisht Joshi.
- Their independent status offers creative freedom but comes with challenges like handling production and promotion themselves.
- The album features multilingual tracks and addresses topics like capitalism, identity, and the search for meaning in modern life.
