ALL THINGS HEAVY // MYNOLIA
12” VINYL
“With no cultural or national identity whatsoever, that lack of anchor made me cling onto music like the lighthouse in the fog.” On Mynolia’s sharp debut All Things Heavy, the singer invents herself as a vulnerable dreamer, armored by heavenly melodies as she moves through an increasingly disconnected world.
Though the album is titled All Things Heavy, Mynolia is more balanced. “My driving force is discomfort and connection, making room for the spectrum of emotions we all face, while laughing at it.”
It is in this spirit that she closes with Baby AI, a little joke about big fears of artificial intelligence. “I wrote Baby AI as a joke plea to an emotionless techno child that seems like it will outgrow us quick, and we might end up at its mercy.”
This is an artist that refuses to give less than all to her songs, spinning beautiful melodies and lush vocals from uncanny sources. After all, a lack of identity means you’re free to make up your own.
12” VINYL
“With no cultural or national identity whatsoever, that lack of anchor made me cling onto music like the lighthouse in the fog.” On Mynolia’s sharp debut All Things Heavy, the singer invents herself as a vulnerable dreamer, armored by heavenly melodies as she moves through an increasingly disconnected world.
Though the album is titled All Things Heavy, Mynolia is more balanced. “My driving force is discomfort and connection, making room for the spectrum of emotions we all face, while laughing at it.”
It is in this spirit that she closes with Baby AI, a little joke about big fears of artificial intelligence. “I wrote Baby AI as a joke plea to an emotionless techno child that seems like it will outgrow us quick, and we might end up at its mercy.”
This is an artist that refuses to give less than all to her songs, spinning beautiful melodies and lush vocals from uncanny sources. After all, a lack of identity means you’re free to make up your own.
12” VINYL
“With no cultural or national identity whatsoever, that lack of anchor made me cling onto music like the lighthouse in the fog.” On Mynolia’s sharp debut All Things Heavy, the singer invents herself as a vulnerable dreamer, armored by heavenly melodies as she moves through an increasingly disconnected world.
Though the album is titled All Things Heavy, Mynolia is more balanced. “My driving force is discomfort and connection, making room for the spectrum of emotions we all face, while laughing at it.”
It is in this spirit that she closes with Baby AI, a little joke about big fears of artificial intelligence. “I wrote Baby AI as a joke plea to an emotionless techno child that seems like it will outgrow us quick, and we might end up at its mercy.”
This is an artist that refuses to give less than all to her songs, spinning beautiful melodies and lush vocals from uncanny sources. After all, a lack of identity means you’re free to make up your own.
