Moses Sumney is an artist whose genre-defying music is renowned for its ethereal quality, blending soul, jazz, folk, and lush electronic soundscapes. Born in May 1990 in San Bernardino, California, Sumney first emerged into the music scene with his 2014 EP "Mid-City Island," but it was his 2017 debut album, "Aromanticism," that marked his significant breakthrough. His poignant exploration of solitude and romantic alienation resonated with audiences and critics alike, earning him a place as one of the most compelling voices in alternative music.
Following the success of his debut, Sumney continued to evolve his sound and defy expectations. His critically acclaimed sophomore album, "græ," released in 2020, exemplified his talent for blending poetic lyricism with a multifaceted production that spans across a dual-part record. In this work, Sumney delves deeply into themes of grayness and the complexities of identity. Not only a musician but also a performance artist, he has contributed to various visual and performing arts projects. This multi-disciplinary approach has manifested in unique performances and partnerships, as seen in his contributions to the 2022 film "Everything Everywhere All at Once" and HBO's series "The Idol." With "Bless Me," "Cut Me," and "Me in 20 Years" as standout tracks, and live albums like "Live From Blackalachia" that attest to his captivating performance ability, Moses Sumney continues to craft a legacy as one of the most innovative artists of his generation.
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