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Today Tan Cologne preview their new album, due later this year on Labrador Records, with new single “Topaz Wave“.
Tan Cologne is the duo of Lauren Green and Marissa Macias, based in Northern New Mexico. The two artists work in tactile and sonic modalities inspired by both earthly and otherworldly landscapes. Tan Cologne often explore the mysteries and oddities of New Mexico, alongside spatial inner-workings of growth and spirit.
“Topaz Wave“ is a song about phosphorescent algae. A surface of water experiencing a light bloom, signalling transformation. Soft turning tidal phases and wave swells carry the motion with illuminated droplets.
“The song carries a memory of surfing in a red tide algea bloom with the waves flickering and illuminating the ocean energy” the band explain. “We wrote the song beside an arroyo, a dry river bed, in Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico. The sides of the arroyo walls are shaped like curved waves – reflecting the experience of tidal and earth transformation, and how the desert land was once ocean.”The arroyo can be seen the accompanying video, directed by Carly Short, which depicts a pathway and journey to discovering inner peace activated by Earth elements.
Interdisciplinary artists Lauren Green and Marissa Macias met in Taos, New Mexico and have been exploring musical and creative terrains together ever since. From forming an underground gallery space to composing experimental soundscapes, their debut album ‘Cave Vaults on the Moon in New Mexico‘, released in 2020 via Labrador Records, emerged from parallel observations and growth, with New Mexico as the axis of the journey.
2022 will see new music from the duo, as well as a forthcoming residency at Pescetrullo in Italy and live dates later in the year. Watch this space for more news.