Kiran Hungin is Seaker. Her previous releases have been critically acclaimed and after a short writing gap, Seaker is back with a stunning new cut in “Woven”. The song is as a gift to her mother. Written and produced by Kiran herself with the mix harnessed by Rick David at Pink Bird Studios.

To describe “Woven” I picture waves that start soft and brew into a ferocious roar but swiftly settle to a delicate lightness before they then turn to rage. These elements are the sounds to this multi-layered painted picture. With a simple melody, “Woven” flows on her emotions somewhere between a sense of loss and one of hope, shifting the nature of relationships over time.

Seaker started to develop her artistic skills from a young age. Supported by her parents, growing up in an unusual environment helped Kiran develop her metaphorical and lyrical artistic side. Kiran explains how her artistic process works:

“I try to make music that is epic and delicate at the same time. I love those spine-tingly moments when there’s an unexpected emotional twist in a song or a tiny whispered vocal moves into a huge layered block of sound. When I was a kid, it was sad, vast, film songs that always got me. I think for a long time I associated art with sadness and only took something seriously in an artistic sense if it was melancholic. I think that shows still in how I write, though I also feel very full of hope and wonder… so it’s not all doom and gloom.”

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Until next time!