Shura, whose real name is Alexandra Lilah Denton, is a British singer, songwriter, and record producer known for her ethereal synth-pop sound infused with introspective lyrics and an indie sensibility. Born on June 16, 1991, in London, England, she burst onto the music scene with her single "Touch" in 2014, which went viral and accumulated millions of views, establishing her as an up-and-coming artist in the indie music landscape. Shura's music is characterized by a combination of nostalgic '80s synth-pop with a modern electronic twist, often dealing with themes of love, identity, and the complexities of human relationships.
Following her initial success, Shura released her debut album, "Nothing's Real", in 2016, which was met with critical acclaim for its candid songwriting and lush soundscapes. Her follow-up project, "forevher" in 2019, marked a more expansive venture into her musical journey, exploring her queer identity and maturing as an artist. The deluxe edition of "forevher" expanded on these themes, offering a plethora of additional tracks and remixes that delve deeper into her sonic experimentation. Beyond her own work, Shura has shown a penchant for remixing, as demonstrated by her recent remixes for other artists, bringing her unique electronic flair to collaborators' tracks. With "elevator girl," a collaboration with Ivy Sole, and a live recording at Metropolis Studios among her latest releases, Shura continues to build her reputation as a distinctive voice in contemporary music, always pushing the boundaries to deliver deeply personal and resonant art.
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