O'o

O’o are the Barcelona-based duo of French experimental musicians Victoria
Suter and Mathieu Daubigné. Taking their name from a now extinct songbird once worshiped by Hawaiian kings, their music combines analogue synthesizers, live instrumentation, vocal harmonies and drones to construct rich and organic textures.
Their debut album ‘Touche’ reaches into hitherto unexplored areas of pop, while the rest of the album is accessible in the
way that James Blake, Radiohead or Kate Bush are accessible, and it always challenges, in a way that pop isn’t supposed to. Victoria writes playful, poignant, observational songs that tell stories as well as tell us something about ourselves.
Complimentary to this method is Mathieu, who brings startling innovation with found sounds, samples and clever vocal manipulations—creating unique, otherworldly sonic flourishes.