Gloria de Oliveira

Project by Gloria de Oliveira, of German and Brazilian origin, combining dream pop, darkwave and shoegaze with a spectral-toned voice and cinematic atmospheres that evoke landscapes between sleep and waking.

Gloria de Oliveira builds a sound in which dream pop, darkwave and shoegaze intertwine, and in which melancholy and the dreamlike blend almost without boundaries. The voice, with a spectral tone, rests on cinematic atmospheres that take the listener to a middle ground between sleeping and being awake.

The project collaborated with Dean Hurley, a regular collaborator of David Lynch, on the album Oceans of Time, released by Sacred Bones. The new work, The Lying Swans, has been produced by Randall Dunn, who has worked with Sunn O))) and Anna von Hausswolff, and explores memory, loss and the most fragile areas of emotion.

In Barcelona, this project is presented at Casa Montjuïc, a venue that mainly hosts electronic music concerts.