My Music Episode 176 - Sandi Glowe

<p>Graham Coath talks music with Sandi Glowe for My Music.<br> <br> Sandi Glowe is a 25-year-old Italian singer songwriter and guitarist. She was born and lived in Rome up until the age of 19, when she decided to take a step into the unknown and moved to Manchester, living there for 4 years in order to expand her musical experience.<br> <br> Sandi began writing songs on guitar at the age of 16, but states that her real musical journey started in Manchester. It was a journey that saw her go from simply looping melancholic guitar melodies in her bedroom to working in tandem with producers with opposite influences (synth-pop and pop-punk).<br> <br> These collaborations resulted in an original and always-evolving sound ranging from synth/art pop to slowcore/dream pop and taking inspiration from artists such as Caroline Polachek, Kate Bush, Cigarettes After Sex, John Frusciante and Radiohead. Recurring themes within the lyrics of Sandi’s songs include self-reflection, dreams, fear, pain, duality, the harmony of the opposites.<br> <br> Sandi has since returned to Rome after her sojourn in Manchester to pursue a career in neuroscience research, but maintains her personal and musical connection with England, returning to the country to record her music in Manchester.</p>