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AliaSynesthesia

Alia Synesthesia is a Canadian artist from the Sakha Republic, exploring EBM, industrial, electronica, and metal genres since 2020.

Type
Solo artist
Origin
Respublika Sakha (Yakutiya)
Country
Canada
Active since
2020
Tracks
02

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Biography

Story

Alia Synesthesia is a solo Canadian artist from the Sakha Republic (Yakutiya). Her musical work spans the genres of EBM - Industrial, electronica, experimental, and metal, beginning in 2020. Her discography includes several projects, such as the EP "Anhedonia" and the album "Anhedonia Black Edition", both released in 2021, as well as albums like "Video Game Music Collection" and "Kodama OST" in 2020.

In KracRadio's programming, Alia Synesthesia is featured with tracks such as "Anhedonia" and "Eternal Merch Girl (respite remix by Syrinx)". Her creations reflect an experimental and innovative approach, contributing to the contemporary music scene.

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    Solo Canadian artist from the Sakha Republic.

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    Musical genres: EBM - Industrial, electronica, experimental, metal.

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    Discography including EPs and albums released between 2020 and 2021.

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    Featured on KracRadio with two tracks.

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    Contributions to the contemporary music scene.

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Selection

Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01What musical genres does Alia Synesthesia explore?+

She explores the genres of EBM - Industrial, electronica, experimental, and metal.

Q02When did Alia Synesthesia's musical career begin?+

Her musical career began in 2020.

Q03What are some tracks featured in KracRadio's programming?+

She is featured with the tracks "Anhedonia" and "Eternal Merch Girl (respite remix by Syrinx)."