Sehore releases new remix single Husfikbur

Sehore returns in 2025 with the remix single Husfikbur, taken from their second album of the same name. This release follows the success of their debut Ladencia, which not only introduced the project earlier this year but also earned international recognition with a Silver Medal at the Global Music Awards 2025 for the track Pesadilla.

With Husfikbur, Sehore continues to explore a distinctive artistic vision. The title refers to a glass shop window, reflecting both the self and an ocean of scattered memories turned into music. The songs within capture fragments of life—stories that can feel like a pillow to rest on, or a mirror where sadness and beauty intertwine.

Sehore uses kitsch as a conceptual backbone, drawing from Umberto Eco’s analysis, and fusing consonant harmonies with deliberate dissonance—an approach rarely embraced in popular music. Across the album, listeners encounter diverse soundscapes: the aged rhythms of bossa velha, the augmented scale repetitions in Locura, the flamenco echoes within Tientos, tangos y siguiriya funk, or the hypnotic textures inspired by Charcot’s experiments in Hipnosis. Themes range from playful reflections to critiques, such as Plástico, which calls attention to pollution.

Recorded at Paco Loco Studio, mastered in Kadifornia by Mario G. Alberni, and released under MusicHunters Records, Husfikbur positions Sehore as one of the most intriguing new voices of 2025. The project invites listeners to step into its world of surreal narratives and shifting sonic landscapes—a place where music and imagination converge.