Tickets are available on DICE, and you can find all the event info here. We can’t wait for ESYA to headline our next gig at Notting Hill Arts Club on Sat 30th November. The intention is to be honest, abrasive and direct, confronting the things we fear the most.” “This EP is about becoming the next version of yourself, about engaging in the process of coming into being, or becoming prominent…ATCG refers to the building blocks in human DNA, that set the foundations of what we will be before we take our first breath along with the absurdity we encounter in the life/society we are born into.

They’re also underscored by a scientific idea, as ESYA explains further:

‘Blue Orchid’ extrapolates on these elements, as do the other six tracks on the new EP. Laced with themes of acceptance and growth, ESYA’s music is a captivating blend of experimental electronics and urgent lyricism.

The first of a trio of records, Absurdity of ATCG (I), followed shortly after, and her latest release Absurdity of ATCG (II) – Emergent Form, now completes her “wonky exploration” of alternate personas. Filled with buzzing synth textures, direct vocals and pummeling beats the song fleshes out the absurdities of our relationships and interactions with each other.ĮSYA (aka Ayşe Hassan of Savages/Kite Base/180dB) has been busy cutting her teeth on the solo electronic music circuit since the release of her debut EP, Absurdity Of Being, in 2018. “I only came here for the meat” broods ESYA on her latest track ‘Blue Orchid’, lifted from her new EP Absurdity of ATCG (II) – Emergent Form, released in digital form today (15th Nov).

Blue orchid album