Segonamà

Segonamà is a Catalan singer-songwriter serving up introspective indie pop with warm, folk-tinged arrangements. Hailing from Catalonia, they've built a reputation for crafting deeply personal tracks that explore themes of nostalgia, quiet resilience, and the complexities of human connection – all delivered in their native Catalan. Their recent releases like the tender "Enyoraré i trobaré" and the gently persistent "NO M'AMAGO" showcase their knack for wrapping raw emotional honesty in cozy, melodic packages that feel like late-night heart-to-hearts.

While keeping a relatively low public profile, Segonamà has cultivated a dedicated following in Spain's indie scene through their consistent output of thoughtful, diary-entry style songs. Tracks like "Tornem a Casa" ("Let's Go Home") and "Aquelles Tardes" ("Those Afternoons") reveal an artist deeply attuned to life's fleeting moments and the power of simple, conversational lyrics. Their music often feels like a comforting companion for anyone navigating the quiet storms of growing up, growing apart, or growing into themselves.