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    London-based, Greek-born artist Olina returns with “Starstruck Simulation”, with this new offering being a rather dream-pop-driven track that has plenty of washed-out guitars for good measure.

    … a shimmering, guitar-washed dream-pop single that beautifully captures the floaty feeling of digital overload.

    This also acts as her first single since her EP came out at the start of the year, following up that release with a track that is incredibly strong, once again showcasing her awesome vocal range and her real alternative pop spirit.

    This new single once again solidifies her as one of London’s imaginative new vocalists who is slowly but surely emerging within the scene. The track itself also gives you a satisfying understanding of what it feels like to be in a world with lots of digital overload, where everything seems to be increasingly artificial.

    With plenty more music in the works, I’m sure that she is an artist who needs to be kept an eye on. Once you are done here, be sure to listen to “Starstruck Simulation”, and then head into her back catalogue, where plenty more good stuff awaits.

    

Find more amazing music like this in our Dreamy & Relaxing Indie playlist on Spotify!

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