Luna Keller x Thomas LaVine - “Phlox”

Cologne-based Luna Keller returns to us with “Phlox,” a song cowritten with USA-based Thomas LaVine.

This intimate slice of indie folk begins with the quiet strums of acoustic guitar, with hints of cinematic ambience emerging in the distance. Like a magnificent wave, the vocal performance rushes into the listener, with both Keller and LaVine delivering a choir-like duet that will stay with you long after “Phlox” has ended.

Despite the song residing along a sparsely recorded plane, delicate and ethereal tones pad the soundscape, giving a grand sense of depth and a touch of commercial polish. The emotion in the vocal delivery allows “Phlox” to reach a crescendo around midpoint, with additional layers of auxiliary providing an astounding width to the overall listening experience.

As with most of Keller’s work, “Phlox” is an honest and vulnerable offering to the realm of indie folk that should not be overlooked. You can now listen to this acoustically-driven treasure wherever you get your music. Connect with Keller here: Instagram | Spotify | Facebook | X | Bandcamp

More from Luna Keller: “OvergrownThe Philosopher” “Invisible Wars” “Swallow The Sea” “Not Ready” “Shoulder” “She’s Not Good For Me” “Lighter Than Before

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