Rising four-piece Azamiah recently released their celestial new EP “Two Lands,” serving as a beautiful bridge between their stunning debut and what excitement lies ahead.
Rooted in jazz but reaching far beyond its borders, their sound weaves electronica, dub, neo-soul, and rich vocal textures creating musical landscapes that shift between moody introspection and luminous calm. Their new EP is a body of work filled with emotional honesty and a renewed intensity. “In a way, the songs feel more full,” says Norman Villeroux (bass). “Just because we’re giving it more energy, and more power.”
Azamiah is comprised of INDIA BLUE (vocals), Josef Akin (keys), Alex Palmer (drums), and Norman—they escaped the city life for a writing residency in rural Suffolk. Surrounded by rolling fields, they turned their focus inward. It was here, amid the calm of nature, that their title track “Two Lands” was born. “It represents that moment,” says INDIA BLUE. “It felt symbolic of this time of music-making. I’m never really separate from nature, because I myself am part of nature… This song is about going to a natural environment, planting some seeds in a fertile land, and leaving it to nature to let them grow.”
Azamiah invites you to step into their world—one where nature, spirit, and sound flow freely together.
“Two Lands” is in stores now.
