#PREMIERE 'Hold Me 2Night' Femmexy
Listen to 'Hold Me 2Night' by Femmexy taken from 'ŚNIĆ' out on 7th June via audio bambino
ŚNIĆ – to dream (polish) Sleep is an instrumental part of our lives that in a capitalistic and continuously accelerating world becomes just an inconvenience. Deprived of it we begin to fall apart like flawed machines but deprived of dreams we do not suffer. Dreaming is not indispensable, yet we keep longing for it, longing to escape into it. Śnić is a deep dive into Femmexy’s depression-induced insomnia and need for physical rest, mirrored by their mental exhaustion and yearning for the escape of dreams. The LP is a diary of sorts, all music present was created during those sleepless nights that blend together into one mass of frantic thoughts and lost dreams. Nothing’s louder than silence in a lonely dark bedroom.
Femmexy is a mercurial, chaotic entity born from the depths of the internet. They are the avatar of the metamodern confusion permeating our contemporary world. They are the sign of our times, a synthetic agent of everything human and flawed, forever lost in volatile currents of culture, technology and emotion. Femmexy’s purpose is to explore the points of connection between these aspects through high-speed crushing beats, melancholic melodies and internet-based samples.
Tymoteteusz Wojciechowski, the person behind Femmexy, is a Polish artist, producer and DJ residing in London. Their journey with music started at 18 when after discovering, what was to be named, “deconstructed club” music they decided to crack FL Studio and started creating noisy and collage-esque edits which culminated in a Femme EP (released by SouldFeeder) and Long Hair Don’t Care mixtape.
To pursue their artistic endeavours further, they studied Fine Arts and Film at Lancaster University where they further developed the Femmexy persona and their musical capabilities.
In 2023 they co-produced a soundtrack to KimKim’s (a well-known Danish artist and musician) experimental play, Friskabte. Femmexy continues exploring their sound identity and how mental health has an impact on it on their debut album – ŚNIĆ.