Elly Kace
Elly Kace (she/her/they) is a queer sound healing mystic and indie artist living in Brooklyn, NY. Their baroque-pop portals incorporate earthy vocals, sparkling sound worlds and sound medicine to conjure a new paradigm of radical self love. As a lyric soprano, she has sung around the world at venues such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center - but lately you can find her channeling sound meditation performances of her pop songs to sold out audiences in NYC and beyond.
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“An ambient bluegrass tune for the reclamation of the divine feminine in American culture”
Earlier releases
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“Backwards in blue is a sonic portal to the past, tenderly holding the pain of our ancestors in order to alchemize it into light.”
“‘Even with the light on’ is a tender but adamant goodbye to the phantoms that linger in dreams.”
“Concept Album for Radical Self Love”
“Have a nice cry to this tender version of the Kate Bush classic 'Running up that hill' featuring NYC talents Isaac Levien (upright bass) and Nate Adams (piano).”
“dead trees’ is a gentle rebellion in the form of a warm sonic hug”
“If I ask enough could you love me is a radically honest divine feminine roar against perfectionism and unhealed toxic masculinity within the self featuring sparkling neo impressionist sound worlds ...”
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