Wind Down is Lavender Rodriguez's first track after a 2-year Pandemic Hiatus - they return to the scene, celebrating a sense of release and letting go with this fusion of electronic RnB and afrobeat - a new approach to Lavender's music that has yet to be released.

Release date: 19th August 2022

Wind Down

Wind Down is Lavender Rodriguez's first track after a 2-year Pandemic Hiatus - they return to the scene, celebrating a sense of release and letting go with this fusion of electronic RnB and afrobeat - a new approach to Lavender's music that has yet to be released.

*radio edit*

Release date: 19th August 2022

WIND DOWN RADIO EDIT

'Dysphoria' explores Lavender's own personal internal battle over their body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria in a rhythmically driving electronic world, reminiscent of video game music, hyper-pop and elements of drum and bass to create this infuriated, frustrated soundscape.

DYSPHORIA

'DYSPHORIA' explores Lavender's own personal internal battle over their body dysmorphia and gender dysphoria in a rhythmically driving electronic world, reminiscent of video game music, hyper-pop and elements of drum and bass to create this infuriated, frustrated soundscape.

DYSPHORIA (radio edit)

SWEAT (Radio Edit)

SWEAT

Lavender Rodriguez is set to release their 5th single, ‘Sunrise”. It is a soulful electronic offering, differing from the hyper-upbeat anthems prior, that paints a vivid picture of longing for love and connection. The track is a heartfelt exploration of the desire to wake up surrounded by those who truly care. Taking inspiration from Sampha’s storytelling and instrumentals, "Sunrise" blends organic piano and violin sounds with shimmering synth textures, topped with soulful vocals, creating a soundscape that is both intimate and uplifting. The lyrics navigate the emotional journey of seeking a love that provides warmth and support, a comfort to wake up to in the early hours.

Sunrise

Sunrise Radio Edit

Recorded at the Sound and Music Summer School 2016

Recorded and commissioned by Martin Read Foundation.

Solo Cello

Martin Read Foundation Festival

Sonorous Solitude

Recorded at the Sound and Music Summer School

Vocal piece
Words: When they ask you why you love
 the rain, the ocean, the river, 
tell them it is because 
unlike the people 
who should have loved you better, 
the water was never afraid to touch you; 
even when you were at your most damaged and broken.
- Nikita Gill

Lavender Rodriguez

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