Karen Vogt
Episode description
Joining me on the Synthetic Dreams podcast this week Australian musician, Karen Vogt.
Karen’s experimental and ambient solo works are based around improvisation, often manipulating her vocals to add layers of emotional depth to her works.
Vogt, who is based in Paris, spoke to me about the recording of her wonderful, improvised record ‘Waterlog’, which deals with the grief she experienced following the death of her beloved cat. It's a truly wonderful album, that’s full of depth and emotion, yet uplifting and comforting at the same time.
We also discussed her time working with legendary Cocteau Twins member, Robin Guthrie, producer of her band Heligoland, which she co-founded back in 1999.
Karen Vogt’s ‘Waterlog' is available to buy digitally and on cassette, via Penelope Trappes’ excellent record label Nite Hive
Head over to: https://nitehive.bandcamp.com/
For more information about Karen's work, visit: https://karenvogtmusic.com/