Tess Parks is a Canadian singer-songwriter and musician, renowned for her distinctive husky voice and her fusion of psychedelic rock, shoegaze, and dreamy indie elements. Born and raised in Toronto, Parks moved to London, England, at the age of 17 to pursue music and photography. Her musical career began to gain traction after she encountered Brian Jonestown Massacre leader Anton Newcombe on MySpace, leading to a collaborative relationship that would become a defining element of her career.
In 2015, Tess Parks and Anton Newcombe released the album "I Declare Nothing," which brought Parks' evocative vocal style and songwriting to a wider audience. The collaboration was well-received by fans and critics alike, solidifying her place in the neo-psychedelic music scene. Parks' solo efforts, such as "Blood Hot" and later works like "Cocaine Cat," showcase her ability to create atmospheric and emotionally resonant music. Her 2022 release, "And Those Who Were Seen Dancing," marks another evocative addition to her discography, featuring tracks like "Do You Pray?" and "Happy Birthday Forever," that continue to explore the compelling blend of poetic lyrics and haunting melodies that Tess Parks' fans have come to love. With an authentic and introspective approach to her art, Tess Parks has carved out a unique space for herself in the pantheon of modern psychedelic music, drawing listeners into her world with every hypnotic note.
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