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Global Music Column – April

Apr 3
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Sanaya Ardeshir – Hand of Thought

As Sandunes, Indian producer Sanaya Ardeshir has spent the last decade exploring the melodic side of electronic music with three ebullient albums that drew on the bright instrumentation and pop references of contemporaries such as Bonobo. Now releasing her first record under her own name, Ardeshir explores entirely new territory, namely expansive piano compositions that supplant dancefloor rhythms with slowly unfurling minimalist repetition.


Read the review in the Guardian.


[This piece was published on 03/04/26]

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