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Nisa w/ Sunstoney, Glosser
Sunday, February 12, 2023

Nisa w/ Sunstoney, Glosser

1339 H St NE, Washington, DC 20002

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Nisa is a solo project from the New York City-based musician, Nisa Lumaj. She’s now based in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, but was born and raised by Albanian immigrants in a neighborhood near Morningside Heights after moving from The Bronx at age 10. Because her parents spoke English as a second language, she wasn’t exposed to American pop or rock music until she moved to Manhattan. As a byproduct of spending her teen years in the city’s most metropolitan borough, she found herself around a circle of musicians interested in more contemporary music than what she’d previously been exposed to at home and it wasn’t long before she began gigging on the open mic circuits around the city.

While living in the UK at the age of 21, Lumaj was exposed to indie-pop music for the first time. This approachable, but underground influence really beams through on her output as Nisa, drawing on the sounds of Frou Frou, Nilüfer Yanya, Soccer Mommy and Sorry. The sound informed her early EPs, Guilt Trip and Time To Plant Tears but is especially apparent on her new EP, Exaggerate – tipped at Pitchfork, New York Times, NME and more – which comes produced by Nate Amos (Water From Your Eyes, My Idea) and is the first release from the brand new Los Angeles label Hit the North Records.

Sunstoney is an up and coming soul-tronic producer and vocalist from Virginia. In her Feburary 2021 release, “In Your Apartment”, she captures elements of neo-soul, lofi and hip hop influences. Lyrically confessional and a raw glimpse at her perceptions on self love and relationships.

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Sunday, February 12, 2023 08:00 pm
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