Nolune is the solo project of Los Angeles singer/songwriter Nolyn Ducich, who has recently released her second single, “Grace.”
The singer-songwriting delicately weaves together elements of folk and electronica. The folk-influenced songwriting and hushed vocal delivery is heightened with a bath of ambient-esque electronics, that feels like a combination of Imogen Heap, Bon Iver, and Julien Baker with Aaron Dessner producing.
Find the devastatingly beautiful and touching “Grace” available to stream below. But first, find a quote from the artist about the track’s meaning:
Being a queer woman is something I’ve grown into within this past year, and “Grace” is a wintery ballad woven from the pieces of my own unrequited love and lonesome; but as it progresses it evolves into an ethereal snowstorm of sound and feeling, focusing on the appreciation of existence and on the girl who inspired this song- with all of her “snowstorm wind and ways”.
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