Kidä’s Entrancing IDM Pop Song “Sand Invades Everything” is Imbued With a Sense of Cosmic Sensuality

Kidä, photo courtesy the artist

Kidä has collaborated with the likes of Yves Tumor and Gaika and her new single “Sand Invades Everything” is well within that realm of genre-bending, boundary-pushing electronic pop. Her lush, ethereal vocals are buoyed by a dynamic beat and pulsing electronic bass. The lyrics brim with images of desire and sexual themes of mythical dimensions yet rooted in visceral, earthly experiences. It’s like a pure fusion of downtempo, industrial pop and IDM. The moods are deep and expansive, engrossing. The bendy, Middle Eastern string melody and the sheer soulfulness of the song blend the exotic with a sense of immediacy. Fans of Sudan Archives will appreciate the cohesive, eclectic sound and the way it moves through your mind and takes you to a better place. Listen to “Sand Invades Everything” on Spotify and follow Kidä at the links below.

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