Album Notes

Patriarch Recordings is proud to present FILMI’s debut release, Xenith Anon – a brazen blend of new wave electro
and dirty urban rhythms, intricately woven and twisted with Bollywood orchestrations and haunting vocals.

Stand out track 'Technicolor' combines rugged beats, tablas, sine wave bass lines and vocoder, as FILMI's electro
lipstick vocals cascade and float over a sonic story of street-walkin’ moonlight. Continuing the momentum is
'Hinduistics', a darker yet romantic fusion with winding tempos and a sexy undertow that builds and melts
against an analog bass break.

FILMI’s ability to capture the seductive and disturbing ambiance of India’s mystical street life resonates with a
dreamlike quality, entwining a meaningful journey, and transcending the typical music escape.

About FILMI:

Growing up in Mumbai, India, FILMI would often be found in front of the TV singing along to Indian cinema
classics, and emulating heroines such as Zeenat Aman, Parveen B and stunt-queen, Fearless Nadia. Her global
influences developed with an equal fascination for her father’s collection of Fela, Fania All Stars and the Beatles,
as she began to show a flair for the dramatics and a love for music. By age 8, she was classically schooled in piano
and harmonium, and her family eventually made the big move to Queens, New York, where as a teenager she
bought her first Casio keyboard and a drum machine. Thus began the experiment of blending and mashing her
traditional inspirations with modern music. FILMI continues to create and fuse her ethnic influences with the gritty
sounds of New York, as she relentlessly continues to push musical boundaries.

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