Eve Maret

Eve Maret is a multi-disciplinary artist from Nashville, TN whose work draws from Synth-Pop, Krautrock, New Age, and Techno.

On various levels of consciousness, Stars Aligned is a pop-edged modular sprawl that encompasses these past experiences and processes, allied with her own personal emotional and spiritual growth. “It’s about the truth that is revealed by one’s suffering, seeing it as an opportunity for compassion and growth, and focusing on what you want to manifest in the present moment” she says. “My personal experience of grief, love, disappointment, joy, and heartbreak made this album what it is.”

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ATTN MAGAZINE

The album title is perfect. It’s a great aesthetic fit with the dazzle of Eve Maret’s synthesisers, which glitter like thousands of astral lights during her flights of electronic pop and unravel like comet trails during extended ambient passages. It also suggests a very fragile form of unity. The stars align briefly and then drift apart, swept back into the chaos of individual volition.

NASHVILLE SCENE

Steadfastly resistant to staying in one place, Stars has an experimental brain and a pop heart. You can dance to it (opener “Synthesizer Hearts,” which establishes a high-BPM baseline for the proceedings), sing along to it (the playful but firm “Do My Thing”) and just as easily get lost in it (the spellbinding album centerpiece “Impressions,” a longform exploration of tone and texture in the vein of ’80s film scores by Vangelis and Tangerine Dream).