Los Angeles-based bedroom synth-pop pioneer and queen of today’s underground new wave scene, Geneva Jacuzzi, has unveiled her new single, Laps of Luxury, along with a visualizer just ahead of the release of Triple Fire, her third full-length album and first since signing with Dais Records, set for release this Friday, August 23rd, 2024.
In the minimalist DIY visualizer, Geneva Jacuzzi is featured in a studio backdrop, mirroring her album cover photograph including the surrounding black and white paper flames. The simple yet powerful visuals accentuate her performance, blending surrealism with avant-garde artistry. The stark setting allows Jacuzzi’s eccentric style to take center stage, creating a captivating interplay between the fiery imagery and her enigmatic theatrical presence.
Watch the visualizer for “Laps of Luxury” directed by Nedda Afsari (Muted Fawn) below:
A pioneer of lo-fi avant-pop, Geneva Jacuzzi’s work transcends music, encompassing performance art, live theater, set design, and more—a true embodiment of the auteur theory in practice, celebrated in both underground venues and prestigious institutions like MOCA, The Broad, and The Getty.
Since her mid-2000s debut on the Southern California scene, Geneva Jacuzzi has crafted a psychotropic mix of masks, costumes, confrontational performances, and massive art installations. Her recordings are known for catchy hooks and cryptic moods with 4-track grit. Triple Fire, her third album and Dais Records debut, crystallizes her signature blend of midnight melodies and mutant aerobics in a 12-track synth-pop parade of post-apocalyptic camp.
Listen to the song below or pre-order the Triple Fire album here
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