HALO

About

HALO doesn't just sing; she conjures sonic landscapes, blurring the lines between R&B’s emotional intimacy and the expansive textures of electronic music. This is an artist building cathedrals of sound with a whispered vocal and a deft touch on the synthesizer. Her music, imbued with a melancholic beauty, draws heavily from alternative R&B pioneers like FKA twigs and James Blake, yet grounds itself in the deeply personal narratives of contemporary singer-songwriters. HALO's ascent began with a series of quietly released EPs that garnered critical acclaim for their innovative production and raw vulnerability. A key breakthrough came with her self-titled EP in 2017, featuring tracks that found their way onto influential playlists and solidified her position as a rising force. Her impact lies in crafting a space for introspection, where the complexities of love and loss are dissected with poetic precision and delivered with an otherworldly grace. She's collaborated with several underground producers, consistently pushing the boundaries of her sound. Her 2021 album, "In Praise of Everything That Hurts," showcased a further evolution, delving into themes of trauma and healing. Currently, HALO is reportedly working on new material, promising to further explore the sonic depths she has already begun to excavate.