uon Berlin, Germany
Anna Sharifi, a Danish-Iranian former jazz singer turned Berliner with a bent towards the
electronic club
scene met fellow-Dane Nina Branner, an indie rocker by heart, in 2015.
Together they have created a new kind of raw “club-pop”, where industrial beats, playful
organ, synthesizer and powerful vocals merge.
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