Dig of this Week: Anamida

Thirsty for JUICE content? Quench your cravings on our Instagram, TikTok and WhatsApp

14067631_1748091782131991_2890261735203226911_n

Early this year, we were introduced to Anamida’s two demo cuts of her tracks, ‘The Enemy’ and ‘The Help’. Juliana Amida Ibrahim is the sister of Ismail and Nazree Ibrahim of synth pop group Enterprise, but of course, that’s just a fun fact for you because Anamida’s own employment of synth pop stands in contrast of her brothers’ dramatic, dense, and increasingly dark productions – hers is unburdened by any weight. Just like her dulcet voice, her songs have an otherworldy quality to them, we can imagine the songs scoring a sci-fi motion sequence – languid and consequently romantic. Aside from her output, the singer also appears on synth musician Analog K’s future bass single ‘Neko’, and if you’re wondering how she fares in a more uptempo and pop setting, she’s quite fab.

Take a listen below:

Follow Anamida on Facebook and SoundCloud

Juice WhatsApp banner