D O L C H E
Multi-instrumental and multicultural, Dolche's music is a powerful voyage. Her music has often been compared to the works of
Feist, Bjork, Joni Mitchell, and Aznavour. The horns and the ower crown she wears on stage, are an homage to an image from her childhood when cows, descending from mountain summer pastures. CONTACT_ cs@crisaliderecords.com
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