Lyra Pramuk

About

Lyra Pramuk isn't just a singer; she's a vocal architect, sculpting sonic cathedrals from the raw material of the human voice. Deconstructing and rebuilding the very notion of song, Pramuk's music is a haunting blend of avant-garde electronic, experimental ambient, and deconstructed pop, drawing influence from Meredith Monk's vocal explorations, the glitchy landscapes of Aphex Twin, and the emotive power of Björk. Her breakthrough album, "Fountain," released to critical acclaim, established her signature style: processing and layering her voice into ethereal choirs and pulsating rhythmic textures. Pramuk's art transcends mere performance; it's a deeply personal exploration of identity, queerness, and the digital self. Collaborations with artists like Holly Herndon underscore her commitment to pushing sonic boundaries and exploring the intersection of technology and humanity. Recent projects include live performances that further immerse audiences in her unique vocal world, constantly evolving and reimagining the capabilities of the human voice. With each release, Pramuk solidifies her position as a visionary artist shaping the future of electronic music and vocal performance.