Lyra Pramuk is an American-born, Berlin-based composer, vocalist, and artist whose work melds classical vocal techniques with contemporary electronic music production, creating an otherworldly blend of sound that defies easy categorization. Born into a musical family, Lyra’s early exposure to choral music and her subsequent training in operatic performance serve as the foundation for her avant-garde compositions. With a focus on the human voice as her primary instrument, she layers and manipulates her own vocal recordings to craft ethereal soundscapes that explore themes of identity, spirituality, and the human experience.

Pramuk's debut album, "Fountain," released in 2020, was hailed as a futuristic fusion of choral traditions and digital manipulation, marking her as a visionary in experimental music. The album, along with its reimagined versions such as "Fountain (ars amatoria)," showcases her innovative use of the voice as a versatile sound source. Subsequent releases like "Delta," "Cradle (Patience Rework)," and "Witness (Selfless Rework)" continue to build upon her distinctive approach, earning her critical acclaim and a growing fanbase intrigued by her capacity to weave complex emotional narratives through her haunting vocal tapestries. With tracks like "Canter" and "Knot of Spirit," Lyra Pramuk solidifies her status as a transformative artist whose music gracefully balances the edges of avant-garde experimentation and accessible sonic beauty.