Eartheater

Eartheater is the stage name of American singer-songwriter and performance artist Alexandra Drewchin. Born on July 1, 1987, she is known for her avant-garde approach to music, blending elements of electronic, folk, and experimental genres. Her music often features unconventional vocal techniques, including layered harmonies, autotune manipulation, and a wide vocal range.

Drewchin began releasing music independently in the early 2010s, gaining attention for her unique sound and visually striking performances. Her work explores themes of identity, spirituality, mythology, and the natural world. Eartheater's live shows are often characterized by elaborate costumes, projected visuals, and a strong emphasis on theatricality, creating an immersive experience for the audience.

Her discography includes several critically acclaimed albums such as "Metal Despair" (2015), "Singing Sculptures" (2016), and "ATR as in Astrel" (2018), followed by "Phoenix" in 2020. Eartheater has collaborated with a diverse range of artists, further expanding her artistic reach. She is recognized for pushing creative boundaries and carving out a distinct niche in the contemporary music landscape.