Bloome (křest alba) + Anna Vaverková + Marjari + Iggy Mayerov

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Bloome (křest alba) + Anna Vaverková + Marjari + Iggy Mayerov

Bloome (christening of the album) + Anna Vaverková + Marjari + Iggy Mayerov

Event by: Marjari, Anna Vaverková, Iggy Mayerov, Cargo Gallery, Bloome

Location: Cargo Gallery, Hořejší nábřeží, Praha 5

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Bloome:
Prague duo Bloome christen their debut album. It combines 80s pop aesthetics with rock influences, melancholic synth lines and an emotional message from singer Kristine. Live and in the studio, they use a wide collection of their analog synthesizers - catchy melodies against a background of pounding rhythms, wide surfaces and electric guitars. In the past, their EP "gone, gone" was included in several editorial playlists in the Czech Republic and abroad. The new singles from the presented album were placed at the top of the Radio 1 charts. Bloome played a number of concerts and performed, for example, as a support band for the British Zola Blood or the Norwegian singer Anna of the North.

Anna Vaverková:
Musician from Prague, currently living in Berlin, where she stayed after completing her bachelor's degree in Songwriting. In Berlin, she performed with the band - The Flavians, with whom she played, for example, at the Glastonbury festival, or preceded the band Catfish and the Bottlemen. During the pandemic, Anna returns to Czech as a lyricist and releases the EP Roztomilá Holka under her own name, which receives nominations for the Anděl, Vinyla and Apollo awards a year later. With the subsequent debut album "Greetings from Polepšovna", he transforms two nominations and brings home statuettes for the Anděl and Apollo awards. Later this year, Anna's second full-length album "Krása" was released.

Marjari:
The work of singer-songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist Marjari is characterized by layers of guitar sequences recorded on a looper and supplemented with samples. Her fragile, pure voice floats above them, giving the compositions a special intimacy and tension. After the successful debut Hey Girl (2022), Marjari released a new album Setting This Place On Fire (2025) in autumn 2025. Nine songs on the border between songwriting, indie and alternative pop depict a period of personal and musical maturation, as well as the author's search for a balance between intimacy and strength, between fragility and self-confidence.

Iggy Mayerov:
Iggy Mayerov balance on the edge of dreamy melancholy and raw honesty. Catchy pop melodies are mixed with an uncompromising drum machine, while the lyrics delve into the themes of the transience of life and the fragility of the human soul. After a breakthrough in the Radio Wave Starter with the single RIDE and the successful long-playing debut Millennial Cliché (2022), the Lovesick EP produced by Lazer Viking drew considerable attention. The clip for the single Givin' You Up, directed by Petr Vlček, has garnered over 200,000 views on YouTube. The band is currently opening a new, personal chapter. Fresh singles Feels Like Yesterday (2025) and Going Backwards (2026) reflect the theme of leaving, saying goodbye and acceptance, while also hinting at a second studio album to be released in autumn 2026.

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