Franky Maze Paris, France
Franky Maze builds a rich, multi-dimensional sound: simultaneously evoking the vastness of natural places and the realm of the small and intimate. Bright indie-electronica touches breathe fresh air into smoky gravel tones. As his winding dark lyrics travel through spectral states, Maze’s sound evokes Bon Iver crackling on a bonfire and Nick Cave stumbling into the wilderness. ... more
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