 | | Track list | | Track | Title | | | | | 1 | Handlebar | | | 2 | Maria João (feat. Fado Bicha) | | | 3 | Street Signs | | | 4 | Got It | | | 5 | EmoTrax | | | 6 | Makeout | | | 7 | Quand Je Serai Grande | | | 8 | anytime/anywhere | | | 9 | Bitter Tongues | | | 10 | Train Song | | | 11 | Salt And Pepper | | | 12 | Idade das illusões | | | 13 | Hearts On Windows | |
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| | C'EST KARMA | How To Peel An Orange - Vinyl | | | C’est Karma began creating her own music as a teenager. Initially experimenting with punk and gaining early stage experience in a school band, the Luxembourgish newcomer soon found her own style. She draws inspiration from folk, indie, and hyperpop artists like Charli XCX and SOPHIE— influences that have shaped her distinctive sound.
Her debut album, How To Peel An Orange, blends personal reflections on cultural roots, trauma, and community with a modern soundscape of hyperpop and alt-pop. What makes it particularly exciting is how C’est Karma fuses hyperpop with elements of traditional Portuguese music, crafting a rich and layered sonic world. The album reflects her artistic evolution and tells stories drawn deeply from personal experience. | | | Manufacturer/importer information | |
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