Orchids, the fourth single from Starvhyn’s debut album, features Claire Michelle at the helm of a gender-queer dance track for 2021.

The song pulses and groans, slowly building over its five minute runtime. The four-on-the floor drum and oppressive bass are joined by bright pads, pricking synths, and unpredictable noise. Holding it all together is Michelle’s powerful performance, acting as a human envoy inside the lush digital landscape.

The song is the raw, vulnerable core of the album’s queer themes. It's a journey through the trials of discovering one's gender identity and the beauty of transformation.

Orchids - Single

Orchids (feat. Claire Michelle)

Our debut album STARVHYN IS DEAD. LONG LIVE STARVHYN. is out now!

go to www.starvhyn.com for links!

Tokyo Moon

THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGINS.

DOWNLOAD THIS EP AT
HTTP://STARMINE.LIFE

Impossible

Demons

Theme From "Starmine Is Dead. Long Live Starmine."

Never Heard So Much Before

on december 20, 2011 we released our first ever ep. 

STARMINE IS DEAD. 

on december 20, 2018 we release this stand alone single. 

LONG LIVE STARMINE. 

www.starmine.life

IMOK

Prism, featuring vocals by Berlin Popstress Frida Vamos, is the lead single from Starvhyn’s debut album, “Starvhyn is Dead. Long Live Starvhyn.”

Prism is a dance anthem that flirts with contemporary electropop but has a sonic density not often seen in commercial pop. The four on the floor beat and driving arpeggiated bass propel the song forward, with lighter, melodic synths sparkling on top. Holding it all together is Frida Vamos’ fragile, emotive vocals.

The song’s thematic core revolves around LGBTQIA+ empowerment and love. To strengthen this LBGTQIA+ connection, all proceeds of sales from Starvhyn’s official Bandcamp will go towards both The Trevor Project and Transgender Law Center.

a song by Starvhyn
vocals by Frida Vamos
mixed by Chris Wallitsch
art by Shannon Bennion

Prism feat. Frida Vamos (Radio Edit)

Superhero, featuring vocals by South African songstress Lea Heart, is the second single from Starvhyn’s debut album, “Starvhyn is Dead. Long Live Starvhyn” and a followup to their LGBTQ+ anthem Prism.

Superhero is an electropop dance single that pulses along to the powerhouse pipes of Lea Heart. The aggressive stabs and punchy drums are glued together by Heart’s smooth vocals, resulting in an unconventional and refreshing summer pop jam.

The song outlines struggles of dealing with mental illness in a relationship. Being there for someone isn’t always easy, especially when you’re fighting your own battles. Superhero is about defeating your own enemies and letting the love in.

a song by Starvhyn
vocals by Lea Heart
art by Shannon Bennion
mixed by Chris Wallitsch

Superhero feat. Lea Heart

Valhalla, featuring vocals by the incomparable Emmet Michael, is the the third single from their upcoming debut album “Starvhyn is Dead. Long live Starvhyn.” 

Valhalla uses its production as a weapon, slowly building in intensity. The gentle piano melody at the beginning becomes a percussive stab; the cute drum machine pattern transforming into a massive, jagged breakbeat. The choruses slowly wake up over the song’s run time, ramping up the quiet desperation that sits at their core.

The song traces the difficulty of overcoming self-doubt, shaking off feelings of futility, and embracing your inner-strength. Emmet Michael's impassioned plea to the gods rings true above the growing synths.

VALHALLA (RADIO EDIT)
a song by Starvhyn
vocals by Emmet Michael
backup vocals by Derek Rogers
mixed by Chris Wallitsch
art by Shannon Bennion

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