Kaltehand

Davide Rizzitelli and Natasha Waters have spent the last

five years experimenting extensively with melodies,

redefining their idea of music and working on their live

shows, the staging of their music having long been their

main focus. As a result, the duo has found itself on

stage at many clubs and festivals. Travelling from west

to east and appearing on line-ups at the D-Club in

Lausanne, Zukunft in Zurich and the Palace venue in St.

Gallen, they have managed to establish a small yet solid

fanbase.

At first listen, one can be deluded by the mood of the

album which seems to be drenched in a forlorn and

bleak ambience. However, the melodies are punctuated

with surprisingly uplifting elements and therefore give

themselves into a gripping interplay between

melancholy and a spirit of optimism. Pages deliberately

exceeds the limits of electropop - influences are diverse,

with among others elements of folk music, world music

and dubstep being weaved seamlessly together.

Kaltehand & Natasha Waters have created their own

unique sound: at times broken, at times danceable but

always held together by a detailed and complex ambient

soundscape; another side of electropop. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.