Electro-pop duo Sylvan Esso have released their latest studio album, titled ‘Ow ∞’, marking a bold and nostalgic sonic reinvention. Moving away from the glossy dance production of their earlier work, Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn embrace turn-of-the-century breakbeats, distorted guitars, and organic textures while maintaining their signature electronic core.
Celebrating the release, the musicians opened up about their relationship with technology in a recent interview. They discussed their essential creative tools, reliance on laptops for music production, and shared lighthearted perspectives on smartphone culture and modern digital habits.
- Sylvan Esso release new album ‘Ow ∞’
- Shift towards 2000s breakbeats and distorted guitars
- Artists discuss technology habits and creative tools
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