Swedish electronic music iamamiwhoami project is one of the most progressive, mystifying and enigmatic presences in the experimental realm, producing music in a fully audiovisual approach. Artist Jonna Lee, the woman behind iamamiwhoami (a duo comprised of Lee and longtime producer Claes Bjorklund) has announced her new new solo music project ionnalee earlier this year and dropped a video for "Samaratin" in March. A video for "Not Human" -- produced "in visual alliance" with couture fashion house Commes des Garcons -- premiered this week.
"Not Human" finds the chanteuse singing in basement surrounded by figures in haunting white masks -- it's all very Swedish.
Lee's voice is the most bewitching it's ever bee, and and that feathered unibrow? Living! Why isn't this track playing on a loop at the Rei Kawakubo exhibit at the Met?
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