Mari Rubio, who records solo as more eaze, has announced a new album called valley and structure. Rubio is rarely working on just one thing: alongside the more eaze catalog, current projects include partnerships with claire rousay and Wendy Eisenberg under the name Whait, a collaboration with Lynn Avery called Pink Must, and the sprawling ensemble Water Damage.
The announcement came with a first taste of the record, the track "what's wrong with the structure?" It's the kind of title that fits comfortably inside Rubio's avant-garde catalog, where song names often double as small provocations.
valley and structure will be Rubio's latest addition to an already extensive body of work as more eaze, a project defined as much by its restlessness across genre as by any single sound. That restlessness is part of what makes Rubio a fixture of the same experimental scene that has produced acts like claire rousay, whose own recent work Rubio has directly contributed to as a collaborator rather than just a peer.
Further release details, including a specific date, have not yet been shared. The album continues a busy year for Rubio across the indie and experimental spaces where more eaze and its related projects tend to live.
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- New album titled "valley and structure"
- First single is "what's wrong with the structure?"
- more eaze is the solo project of Mari Rubio, who also records as Whait and Pink Must
- Rubio also performs in the ensemble Water Damage
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