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Swedish producer boerd recruits Venus Anon for evocative single, "Tomorrow"

  • June 29, 2022
  • Jacob Saltzberg
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Swedish producer boerd has connected with Venus Anon for a new single, titled "Tomorrow". boerd and Venus met at a concert in the summer of 2021, where boerd played double bass and Venus was a background singer for Swedish artist Daniela Rathana. The same fall, "Tomorrow" started taking form as a song about saying weird things in your sleep. On "Tomorrow", melancholic piano melodies and gorgeous electronic sonics underscore Venus' expressive voice in a dreamy mix that feels like waking up from a bittersweet nap.

"Tomorrow" takes form with ethereal chimes and surreal keys melding with rich bass and organic-sounding percussion, creating a kaleidoscopic backdrop for Venus Anon's evocative vocals. Her voice feels rich and mythical, making for a suitable accompaniment to the boerd's psychedelic, atmospheric production. Laced with an undercurrent of powerful emotion, "Tomorrow" makes for an intriguing, layered offering that beckons multiple listens to capture its full scope.

The latest from Swedish artist boerd and Venus Anon, "Tomorrow" finds them sharing a natural chemistry as they deliver a poignant, emotive offering that draws the listener into its otherworldly mood.

Connect with boerd: Spotify | Instagram

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