Visionary vocalist and songwriter whose sonic explorations have captivated audiences worldwide. With a career spanning over two decades, Zombelle's artistic journey began in 2001, marked by a relentless pursuit of sonic innovation and boundary-pushing creativity.

In 2008, Zombelle made her debut on Living Tapes cassettes with the mesmerizing release "Gurgle Beaste," showcasing her avant-garde approach to sound and songwriting. This early work laid the foundation for Zombelle's reputation as a trailblazer in the experimental music scene, earning her recognition for her fearless experimentation and genre-defying compositions.

In 2011, Zombelle cemented her legacy with the virtual-only release of "Tropicult," a groundbreaking exploration of the emerging seapunk movement. Co-created with collaborator Myrrhkaba, "Tropicult" pushed the boundaries of sound and aesthetics, capturing the imaginations of listeners with its ethereal melodies and futuristic textures.

Now, in 2024, "Tropicult" returns in a remastered and rereleased format, reigniting interest in Zombelle's seminal contribution to the seapunk genre. As a co-creator of the seapunk movement, Zombelle played a pivotal role in shaping the aesthetic and sonic landscape of this influential subculture, leaving an indelible mark on the world of experimental music.

Beyond her contributions to seapunk, Zombelle continues to push the boundaries of creativity, fearlessly exploring new sonic territories and defying expectations. With a reputation for innovation and a dedication to pushing the limits of experimental music, Zombelle remains a true pioneer in the realm of sonic exploration.

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Patty PerShayla is already a rarity as a combination singer and bassist, but has established herself as a stand-out performer by meanwhile perching on one leg or strutting the stage in platform heels. She is heard before she is seen, boasting a big voice for a relatively small vessel, and certainly has a lot to say—challenging gender norms, confronting imposter syndrome, processing trauma—and don’t even think about getting on her bad side.

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