Andrea Paz

About

Andrea Paz is a sonic alchemist, weaving ethereal soundscapes that blur the lines between dream-pop, electronic experimentation, and Latin American folk traditions. With a voice that feels both intimate and otherworldly, Paz has carved out a niche as a boundary-pushing artist who defies easy categorization. Her music is a tapestry of lush synths, hypnotic rhythms, and poetic lyricism, drawing inspiration from artists like Björk, Juana Molina, and Arca, while remaining distinctly her own. Emerging from Santiago, Chile, Paz first gained attention with her 2018 debut EP, *Cenizas*, a haunting exploration of loss and rebirth. Her breakthrough came with the 2021 single "Luz de Luna," which garnered critical acclaim for its cinematic production and emotional depth. Since then, she has collaborated with luminaries like Nicolas Jaar and Helado Negro, further cementing her reputation as a rising star in the global indie scene. Paz’s work resonates deeply with themes of identity, memory, and the natural world, often incorporating field recordings and indigenous instruments. Her performances are immersive experiences, blending live vocals with intricate electronic loops. Recently, she has been working on her debut full-length album, rumored to be a bold fusion of analog and digital textures. With a growing international fanbase and a reputation for innovation, Andrea Paz is poised to redefine the future of experimental pop.