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Opal Mag is stepping into her moment with debut EP ‘Goodbye Lavender’
Drawing from dreamy guitar textures and unfiltered emotion, Brighton’s Opal Mag arrives with debut EP ‘Goodbye Lavender’.
Cruz Beckham
Opal Mag is a London-born, Brighton-based singer-songwriter known for her atmospheric blend of dream pop, shoegaze, and 90s-inspired indie rock. With a sound often compared to Mazzy Star and The Sundays, she combines ethereal vocals with fuzzy guitar textures to create intimate, confessional tracks like Kitchen Song and Wasting. Now signed to Venn Records, she has quickly gained recognition in the UK music scene, earning airplay from tastemakers like BBC Radio 6 Music and KEXP for her ability to merge nostalgic grit with modern, emotional storytelling. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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READ MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGREAD MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGREAD MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGREAD MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGREAD MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGREAD MORE ABOUT OPAL MAGDrawing from dreamy guitar textures and unfiltered emotion, Brighton’s Opal Mag arrives with debut EP ‘Goodbye Lavender’.
The series rolls out across four cities with shows at Thekla, 100 Club and more.
This month's issue is full of self-belief, slow-burn growth, hard-earned honesty and the sort of records that arrive when artists trust their own instincts.
It will arrive on 29th May via Venn Records.
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