Albertine Sarges
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The universality of pop music can mean different things to different people. For Berlin native musician and producer Albertine Sarges it’s a vessel for self-exploration and growth. Released in 2021, her cult favourite debut album ‘The Sticky Fingers’ was a self-exploration that took in feminist theory, musings on bisexuality, gender stereotypes, depression and mental health. Albertine Sarges’ new album ‘Girl Missing’, coming January 2025, is a biography of a special love and explores an understanding of loss through the lens of sisterhood. On stage, AS and her band take the audience through a surprising journey with twists and turns, displaying an insatiable mix of avant-garde pop, weird folk and magical flute. Albertine has previously worked with Holly Herndon, Colin Self, Kat Frankie and Anna B Savage, and is also part of Italian synthwave duo Ostia.
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The universality of pop music can mean different things to different people.
The universality of pop music can mean different things to different people. For Berlin native musician and producer Albertine Sarges it’s a vessel for self-exploration and growth. Released in 2021, her cult favourite debut album ‘The Sticky Fingers’ was a self-exploration that took in feminist theory, musings on bisexuality, gender stereotypes, depression and mental health. Albertine Sarges’ new album ‘Girl Missing’, coming January 2025, is a biography of a special love and explores an understanding of loss through the lens of sisterhood. On stage, AS and her band take the audience through a surprising journey with twists and turns, displaying an insatiable mix of avant-garde pop, weird folk and magical flute. Albertine has previously worked with Holly Herndon, Colin Self, Kat Frankie and Anna B Savage, and is also part of Italian synthwave duo Ostia.
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Albertine Sarges
The universality of pop music can mean different things to different people.
The universality of pop music can mean different things to different people. For Berlin native musician and producer Albertine Sarges it’s a vessel for self-exploration and growth.
Released in 2021, her cult favourite debut album ‘The Sticky Fingers’ was a self-exploration that took in feminist theory, musings on bisexuality, gender stereotypes, depression and mental health. Albertine Sarges’ new album ‘Girl Missing’, coming January 2025, is a biography of a special love and explores an understanding of loss through the lens of sisterhood.
On stage, AS and her band take the audience through a surprising journey with twists and turns, displaying an insatiable mix of avant-garde pop, weird folk and magical flute. Albertine has previously worked with Holly Herndon, Colin Self, Kat Frankie and Anna B Savage, and is also part of Italian synthwave duo Ostia.