Polyamour by Clara Moto

As 2010 dawns and her first album is released, Clara provides ample proof of her allegiance to electronic music. Her affection for the genre comes in many forms, each imbued with her unique brand of femininity, and she embraces it in all its diversity and spontaneity. Clara takes life snapshots, fragments of emotions and her daily – and nightly – perceptions and turns them into sounds. So it is quite appropriate that the opening track should be named after a character in The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon. Clara Moto is polyamorous: the full-on intensity of simple little love stories moves her more than relational exclusivity agreements of epic proportions.

one of the most refreshing figures of the Austrian electronic scene. She cultivates a femininity and an uncommon elegance on the fringes of minimal, microhouse..

The Austrian producer came into the spotlight for the first time with her dazzling debut album Polyamour on InFiné in 2010. Intimate and fragile, yet joyful, the album gave a fresh and decisive take on the male-dominated techno genre.