Meet Nia Archives, the unstoppable force hailing from Bradford and raised in Leeds, whose electrifying sound has captured the hearts of listeners worldwide.
"Silence Is Loud" marks a thrilling and liberating milestone in Nia Archives' musical journey. Teaming up with acclaimed songwriter and producer Ethan P. Flynn, known for his work with FKA twigs and David Byrne, Nia Archives has crafted a 13-track masterpiece that transcends the confines of traditional jungle music.
With "Silence Is Loud," Nia Archives ventures beyond the rave, delving into themes that resonate far beyond the dancefloor. The album is a sonic exploration of relationships, loneliness, family dynamics, navigating one's 20s, and the profound power of silence. Each track is infused with Nia Archives' songwriterly lyricism, offering a deeply introspective and emotive listening experience.
To celebrate the album's release, Nia Archives unveils the mesmerizing video for the lead track, "Cards On The Table." Described as "a song about having a crush," the track captures the innocence and freedom of youthful romance, allowing Nia Archives to embrace her vulnerability and act her age without the weight of adult responsibilities. Directed by Rory Wood of Raw Tape, the accompanying video delves into the moments when we expose our true selves, stripping away the defensive barriers we erect to shield ourselves from harm in the hopes of forming genuine connections.
Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of musical influences, including gloomy Britpop, warm Motown, soaring indie, skittering IDM, Madchester, classic rock, old skool hardcore, and more, Nia Archives weaves these elements into her signature ragga and junglist tapestry with finesse and flair.
Featuring recent singles like "Crowded Roomz," "Silence Is Loud," and "Unfinished Business," alongside earlier career-defining tracks such as "Forbidden Feelingz" and "So Tell Me," "Silence Is Loud" offers a glimpse into the multifaceted world of Nia Archives. With six new unheard tracks, the album is a testament to her growth as an artist and her unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of her craft.
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