Here is a beautiful new song by duo Lola Marsh from Tel Aviv, Israel. With its playful guitar and the warm synths it makes you feel floating away with the music, reminiscent of an Air song of the “Moon Safari” era.
Lola March is about to release a new album “Someday Tomorrow Maybe” on January 24. They will play Rough Trade NYC on February 28 and other U.S. cities around that date.
Listen to “What Am I” below:
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