Our nudity is the most fictional ever `cause it always masks itself
– why do you want me at all
>>>Lyhre charted #11 on the Itunes Electronic Charts Austria
Lyhre is the solo project of Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter, producer and composer Anitha Kandasamy.
Based on Lyhres classical piano and vocal education, she experiments with sound synthesis and composition at the intersection of digital and analog, contrasting her voice with heavy alternative, electronic and classical influences to a hybrid dark pop, where the boundaries of genres and her identity stay fluid. Her works explore philosophical posthumanism and perceptions of reality.
Further she works in performance art, sound design and multimedia projects and composed for the major theaters in Germany like Deutsches Theater Berlin, Volksbühne Berlin, Staatsschauspiel Dresden and was an artist at Modularfield Records. 2022 she started working with established Sync and Licensing Agents from LA, London and Barcelona.
In 2017 she formed a collective alongside artist Katja Gaudard, in which they create transdisciplinary works. They received a project-based scholarship for their work on Judith Butler’s “The Force of Nonviolence” and became part of republica 22, europe’s largest digital society festival. Lyhres new works are supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media.
2023
Lyhre opens the international student film festival Sehsüchte on April the 19th
New works coming soon supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media.
2022
>>>Lyhres music is part of the international Netflix Serie Élite.
>>>16.12 New Single ‘why do you want me at all’ out now! → listen here
>>>18.11 New Single ‘Daddy is d(e)ad’ out now!
>>>08.07 New Single ‘Parasite’ out now! → listen here
>>>Lyhre charted #11 on the Itunes Electronic Charts Austria
>>>Lyhre composed and produced the soundtrack to Watership Down at Staatsschauspiel Dresden, directed by Tom Kühnel.
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>>>Lyhres new works are supported by Initiative Musik.
>>>The transdisciplinary project Schatten des Verhängnisses received a project-based scholarship and is part of republica 22, europe’s largest digital society festival.
Lyhre is the solo project of Berlin-based multi-instrumentalist singer-songwriter, producer and composer Anitha Kandasamy.
Based on Lyhres classical piano and vocal education, she experiments with sound synthesis and composition at the intersection of digital and analog, contrasting her voice with heavy alternative, electronic and classical influences to a hybrid dark pop, where the boundaries of genres and her identity stay fluid. Her works explore philosophical posthumanism and perceptions of reality.
Further she works in performance art, sound design and multimedia projects and composed for the major theaters in Germany like Deutsches Theater Berlin, Volksbühne Berlin, Staatsschauspiel Dresden and was an artist at Modularfield Records. 2022 she started working with established Sync and Licensing Agents from LA, London and Barcelona.
In 2017 she formed a collective alongside artist Katja Gaudard, in which they create transdisciplinary works. They received a project-based scholarship for their work on Judith Butler’s “The Force of Nonviolence” and became part of republica 22, europe’s largest digital society festival. Lyhres new works are supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media.
BETWEEN EXPERIMENTAL POP AND HEAVY, DARKALTERNATIVE
Lyhres upcoming music is a (multi-disciplinary) work that negotiates established processes of differentiation and normalized categories, in relation to identity and vulnerability.
A gently brutal experience in the context of a philosophical posthumanism reflection of the label “human” and the implied perception of reality, in a pop cultural setting.
Supported by Initiative Musik gGmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media.