Marina Herlop: enchantress of barbarians on her own terms

Marina Herlop's fifth album, Dja Dja, marks a significant departure from her past work, embodying a narrative journey inspired by Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey. The album consists of fifteen tracks that create a cohesive live performance experience. Following her breakthrough with Pripyat, Herlop has evolved as an artist, embracing new challenges and creative processes. Dja Dja reflects her growth and desire to explore new sounds, as she takes control of her artistic direction by self-releasing the album. Herlop discusses the intense years of touring that shaped her, the challenges of balancing performance with creation, and her commitment to protecting her energy and creativity. This new project represents a fresh chapter in her career, showcasing her willingness to experiment and push boundaries in her music.

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