synths electrifying a mad beat, blinking in red neon and shooting directly at the feet. that’s how poison, the first independent single by naun, sounds. it’s a story of a man who loves himself and a woman who despises him – yet can’t help her attraction. the neat arrangement calls out to moloko or kavinsky or something in between and will appear for streams and downloads on october 29th.

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an insisting arpeggiator wakes a sphere of delayed female vocals, tight beats and electrifying synths, all steadily building to the climax: “jump!”, she orders. the song’s applauding great courage – to jump straight into life, out of safety, prejudice and expectations and making room for dreams to come true. live a little – or a lot, life is now. 
jump will be released for streaming and download november 26th.

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naun is electronic sounds and organic female vocals in a tight, dynamic atmosphere. a fusion of soft and hard, reality and dream, pain and passion, minimalism and abundance is played out among moody synthesizers and dancing beats. the contrasting sounds are led by a voice whispering with elegacy and singing with honesty, melodies ranging from the lowest of low to the highest of high on a female scale. from a selfish mixture of hardcore irony and deep truth, lyrical portrays of interpersonal relationships and correlations between individuals and society arise. danish singer/songwriter amy horn and german producer/artist tom sue are the makers of this happy madness. stylistically influenced by the 80s, from techno to synthpop, naun creates a new, modern sound. amy’s indie, rock and jazz background encounters tom’s club music and playful soundscapes. opposites attract, naun is born and ready for everything.

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