Mayuko Hitotsuyanagi, the artist behind the electronica-leaning moniker Cuushe, is ready to raise her voice and reclaim her love of music with her latest project, FEM.
Known for her light vocals, textured synths and dream-like atmospheres, the Tokyo-based artist first drew attention with her 2013 album, “Butterfly Case,” released via record label Flau. Following up with the “Night Lines” EP in 2015, the soft-spoken singer-producer kept herself busy with a smattering of feature spots and solo work.
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