BLUEM
BLUEM (pronounced bloom) is a bilingual Belgian composer, songwriter, singer and guitarist. Her sound is a blend between pop, indie and experimental contemporary music.
BLUEM uses her platforms to spotlight social and political issues such as the climate crisis and racial inequalities. Her lyrics and tone capture the feelings of an old soul, making her sound universal and appealing to mass audiences.
She is currently at Trinity Laban Conservatoire in London and has studied under Laura Jurd, Sam Hayden, Paul Newland and Soosan Lollavar.
She has written works for small, jazz, and string ensembles, orchestra, dance, film, band, electronics and promotional videos.
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BLUEM is a highly talented, individual, and genre-defying young musician, her work seamlessly encompassing contemporary classical music, singer-songwriting, Indie pop and much more besides: an exciting prospect and certainly one to watch out for.
How Many Different Squares Can You Make? - Live at RUDE HEALTH FESTIVAL 2019
How Many Different Squares Can You Make?
Performed for Rude Health, Trinity Laban New Music Festival on 25th of October 2019.
Composer: Inès Murer
Filmmaker: Kim Chi Le
Musicians
Clarinet: Magdalena Joyce
Bass clarinet: Emma Gerrett
Flute: Alicia Steanson
Electric guitar: Inès Murer
Conductor: Sam Carr
Dancer: Laure Dubanet
Video credit: Kim Chi Le
