Jemma Freeman and The Cosmic Something London, UK
Known previously for their song writiing
with dreamy psych band Landshapes (Bella Union) Jemma has tinged this with
energetic glam
rock. Lush guitar tones and introspective psychedelic lyrics bound together with
unbounded energy. Colliding themes of secret worlds, hidden
agendas, apathy and anxiety, Jemma’s sonorous voice tells a story of unravelling
completely and tying yourself back up again.
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