Something rather exciting just happened. ‘Land of Light’ is now properly available on Bandcamp, which feels like the right platform for this collection of tracks. There’s something honest about Bandcamp’s approach to independent music that aligns with how this EP came together.
The platform offers a different listening experience than streaming services. Higher quality audio, proper album artwork display, and that sense of actually owning the music rather than just accessing it temporarily. For an album that took two years to complete, having it exist in a space designed for intentional listening feels appropriate.
‘Land of Light’ represents my English-language songwriting at its most developed. Five tracks that explore identity, loss, and connection through the sonic territory I’ve been mapping for years. From ‘High’s atmospheric optimism to ‘Part of the Way (To Mother)’s profound personal territory, the EP functions as a complete statement rather than collection of singles.
Bandcamp’s community aspect appeals to me particularly. The platform connects artists and listeners who genuinely care about supporting independent music. Not algorithm-driven discovery or playlist placement, but actual human connection over shared musical experiences.
The direct support element matters too. When someone purchases music on Bandcamp, it goes directly to the artist. No complex streaming calculations or label interference—just straightforward support for creative work.
Follow me on Bandcamp for updates on future releases. This feels like the beginning of something rather than conclusion.
— Indie pop artist, musician Anastasiia Ledovskaia