entertainment for the braindead Berlin, Germany
Julia Kotowski, based in Berlin, weaves her sonic universe from shy song lines, small instruments and field recordings, carefully wraps them in paper cut-outs and serves them with home-made ginger cookies. And coffee.
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The folk artist explores grief through these smooth and soulful tracks.
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radiator hospital makes me think of my ex but, like, in a way where i feel sad and okay about it at the same time.
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