Things are never black and white. Stay in the beautiful grey....

Vintage soul music for the future.....

Tash Caesar was born with a rare phobia of boxes.That is why-for health reasons- her music can not be put into a box. She believes that music should be many shapes, not to be looked at but to be experienced and never as pretentious as this sentence.

She makes music that sounds a bit like funk but not the happy sunny type, it's a bit more dark and melancholic with a glimmer of hope. Her style plays with ideas of reality , perception and the nature of sub/consciousness. In a live situation she plays the bass and sings. The heavy bass-lines representing strong endurance , contrasting with the vulnerability of her vocals .Her creative ethos is to be as honest as possible for her own sake and for the sake of the listener.

She doesn't have a long list of famous collaborators and music education credentials. She spent most her years in isolation in her shed making music, like a musical Shaolin Nun.

She doesn't have an X-factor-like speech to tell you how much and how long she 'wants this'. Her dream was to be a vet (or a psychologist, or a pet psychologist). Those dreams were not meant to be. For her, all roads lead to music.

The only proof she has is in her music, so she urges you to listen and thanks you in advance.

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