
Ethereal vocals drifting over hypnotic techno pulses. A liquid blend of club energy and bedroom intimacy for late nights and deep focus.
Kelly Lee Owens creates music that feels like it was recorded inside a giant, glowing bubble. It is a seamless fusion of the dancefloor's physical pulse and the introspective quiet of dream pop. Her tracks often begin with a simple, hypnotic loop that slowly gathers layers of shimmering synths and field recordings, creating a sense of forward motion that is both calming and revitalizing. What truly sets her apart is her use of the voice as a textural element rather than just a melodic lead. She layers her breathy, ethereal vocals into lush harmonies that blend into the electronics, making the human and the machine indistinguishable. It is techno for people who love Cocteau Twins, or ambient music for people who still want to feel a kick drum in their chest. Start with her 2020 album 'Inner Song' to hear her at her most balanced. It captures the transition from icy, industrial textures to warm, soaring pop hooks, providing a perfect entry point into her specific brand of emotional electronic music.
Kelly Lee Owens is an electronic music producer and singer signed to Smalltown Supersound. She debuted in 2015 with 'Arthur' followed by 'Uncertain'. In 2016 she released '1 of 3' and the EP 'Oleic'. Her debut long-player 'Kelly Lee Owens' was released in March 2017. Kelly grew-up in North Wales, UK, and moved to Manchester for a couple of years before settling in London, United Kingdom where she played bass in The History of Apple Pie and worked at XL Recordings, Pure Groove and Rough Trade East. After contributing with her writing and vocal skills to Daniel Avery's 'Drone Logic', a new collaboration emerged: 'Keep walking'. Another creative collaboration was formed after remixing Jenny Hval's song 'Kingsize (Kelly Lee Owens Rework)'; Jenny features on the single 'Anxi.'. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.