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YOU CAN HIDE IN MY BASEMENT

Irma Geddon and Nicole Zaray

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Performed by Irma Geddon, Written and Produced by Nicole Zaray. Recorded during Lockdown in NYC, 2020. I wrote "You Can Hide In My Basement" in 2019, and premiered it at Madame Claude in Berlin, Germany. I was having some Read more

Performed by Irma Geddon, Written and Produced by Nicole Zaray. Recorded during Lockdown in NYC, 2020. I wrote "You Can Hide In My Basement" in 2019, and premiered it at Madame Claude in Berlin, Germany. I was having some premonitions about us all having to hide in bunkers, and the challenges this would present in urban environments. So this song occurred. Enjoy.

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“I Sing In My Voice” -  the first single release from Irma Geddon on 2/14/22  -  is a minimal electro version of the dark slavic folk song, “Spievam Si  Ja  Hlasom”.  Against a pulsing beat made of processed voices, the song outlines a stoic journey from one’s familiar place to a new place, where your heart is toughened but you can sing in your own voice. This first-ever American version of this centuries-old song can be interpreted as cynical or surreal or both, but in either case its a fitting catchy first single from an album that documents the uncertainties of our time.