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Mary Knoblock – Halo

Posted on March 9, 2024March 9, 2024 By James Kerr

Portland, Oregon-based dream pop artist Mary Knoblock presents her new album, Halo. Mary Knoblock is a talented composer/songwriter who released her debut album, Elevate, in 2016. Her latest release, Halo, is a 14-track avant-garde experience the blends elements of dream pop, alternative, and art pop. The album immerses the listener in ethereal soundscapes and hazy atmospheres that provides a euphoric comfort. Mary’s enchanting vocals glide over the instrumentation with a haunting presence. The combination of cinematic composition and alluring vocals converge to take the listener on a transformational journey. Mary Knoblock’s new album Halo is a wonderous dream pop masterpiece and the perfect addition to any indie playlist. Learn more about Mary Knoblock on her official website and listen to Halo below.

Halo by Mary Knoblock was released to digital streaming platforms on February 29th, 2024 and is now playing on Indie Pop Hits.

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