Balam Acab, the moniker adopted by Alec Koone, is an American electronic musician emerging from the witch house scene and characterised by his ethereal, otherworldly soundscapes that blur the lines between electronic ambience and haunting melodies. Hailing from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, Balam Acab first garnered attention with the release of his debut EP "See Birds" in 2010, which was well-received for its innovative blend of chopped-and-screwed vocals and atmospheric textures. This was succeeded by his critically acclaimed album "WANDER / WONDER" in 2011, which solidified his reputation for crafting immersive, emotionally-charged tracks that resonate with a unique, exploratory depth.

Despite a relatively sparse discography, Balam Acab has managed to maintain a cult following thanks to his evocative, cinematic approach to music. His more recent releases, such as "lost myself" in 2012 and the pensive "Christmas Euphoria," continue to showcase Acab's delicate balance of introspection and sonic lushness. Other notable tracks like "PRINCESS ASCENSION" and "fake anime" exhibit a progression in his sound without losing the essence of what makes his music so captivating. Balam Acab's work, including "Everything's Safe but Unwell" and his hauntingly beautiful rendition of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On," retains a mysterious aura, often described as a transformative experience that ensconces listeners in a melancholic, underwater dreamscape.