Evita Manji releases debut album ‘Spandrel?’

Evita Manji has released their debut album ‘Spandrel?’ via Berlin label PAN.

Manji uses their raw vocals as well as a contemporary club sound, baroque pop, and experimental sound design throughout the album to portray themes of tragedy, romance, and poetry flowing throughout.

According to a press statement, the album name refers to “features of an organism that aren’t developments for survival, and seemingly possess no obvious purpose.”

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Last year, they performs at festivals including Unsound, Lunchmeat, and Rhizom representing the SHAPE+ platform as well as in clubs from Berlin to London.

Also in 2022, they launched their own platform myxoxym, where they debuted two singles from the album Eyes/Not Enough' and ‘Oil/Too Much’.

The Greek-born artist has also collaborated with the likes of Rainy Miller, Palmistry, Cecile Believe on a myxoxym compilation album 'PLASMODIUM I' that is raising money towards Greek wildlife fund ANIMA.

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Get your hands on the debut album from Evita Manji here and check it out below.

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