Album lore

Powder, released in January 2021 on Namy& Records, assembles thirteen tracks that reflect Snowk’s nuanced approach to alternative and UK-flavored R&B, with a distinct Japanese electronic sensibility. The album’s collaborators include vocalists Miraa May, Maricelle, Ari De Leo, and Lee Wilson, whose contributions lend varied textures across cuts like “This Is Good” and “Good Love.” The record’s palette moves through late-night grooves and spacious synth arrangements, underpinned by a restrained yet emotive production style.Tracks such as “Aura” and “Under The Moon” showcase Snowk’s facility with subtle electronic layering, while “Miyanomori” and “Matsuzaki” hint at the artist’s Japanese roots, contributing to the album’s understated resonance. Powder occupies a space where contemporary R&B meets introspective electronic music, making it a worthy artifact for those interested in the intersections of these lineages.

Album lore

Powder, released in January 2021 on Namy& Records, assembles thirteen tracks that reflect Snowk’s nuanced approach to alternative and UK-flavored R&B, with a distinct Japanese electronic sensibility. The album’s collaborators include vocalists Miraa May, Maricelle, Ari De Leo, and Lee Wilson, whose contributions lend varied textures across cuts like “This Is Good” and “Good Love.” The record’s palette moves through late-night grooves and spacious synth arrangements, underpinned by a restrained yet emotive production style.Tracks such as “Aura” and “Under The Moon” showcase Snowk’s facility with subtle electronic layering, while “Miyanomori” and “Matsuzaki” hint at the artist’s Japanese roots, contributing to the album’s understated resonance. Powder occupies a space where contemporary R&B meets introspective electronic music, making it a worthy artifact for those interested in the intersections of these lineages.