A breakup, a move, the birth of a child, a spiritual revelation—any one of these could inspire evocative musical catharsis. When they happen all at once—and happen to someone with a deep well of talent who’s been making music for herself since the age of 13—The Bloom Experience happens.
Bloom’s lush, layered vocals evoke the blissed-out haze between transcendent sex and deep, soul-healing sleep. Her EP, [SIN]SES, came out at the end of 2016, the result of a collaboration with producer Dylan Brady. Since then, her live performances and trippy videos have been grabbing St. Louis’s attention, making her one to watch this summer.
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The EP was the product of life upheavals that supercharged her creativity and drive, she says. “After having a kid, I went through a lot of life changes. I got really confident and I started to pursue music. I became a new person.”
This summer, she has two major releases planned: a 1960s-inspired project called Psychedelic Bloom, and her second child. Don’t expect many performances until the fall, but keep an eye out for those videos.
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