Odd Beholder

Odd Beholder is the dreamy indie-pop project of Swiss singer-songwriter and producer Selina Hürlimann. Based in Zurich, she crafts moody, genre-blurring tracks that mix intimate lyricism with hazy synths, glitchy beats, and ethereal vocals. Her music often explores themes of vulnerability, modern anxieties, and the quiet chaos of everyday life—topics that shine through in releases like the introspective "Insecurities," the bittersweet "Just Because I Regret It," and the detached romance of "Self-Checkout." Since emerging in the mid-2010s, she’s built a cult following for her DIY ethos and willingness to experiment, whether through fractured pop ballads or tracks like "Rifle Club," which edges into art-punk territory.

Beyond music, Hürlimann extends her creative vision into visual art and self-directed videos, giving her work a cohesive, otherworldly aesthetic. Her 2020 debut album *Tears You Can’t Cry* and subsequent singles like "Dahlia" and "Lost In Communication" cement her as a shapeshifting voice in Europe’s indie scene, blending raw emotional candor with a knack for off-kilter hooks. Odd Beholder’s sound feels like a late-night conversation with your inner monologue—equal parts comforting and unsettling, delivered in a whisper you can’t ignore.