Self-taught musician and certified daydreamer, Trei Ochi feels everything at once and her music channels just that. Grasping the momentary showings of her surroundings and shuffling through her emotions, senses and everything in-between, she creates the catalysts to her artistry. ”Watching raindrops fall on the ground, seeing people run to catch a taxi, hearing the leaves move in the wind… Everything is romantic but also gets madly disgusting, at times. Life feels like going on a roller coaster or watching a movie, like you’re not really in control of anything. But still, your heart beats really fast and sometimes you want to cry or puke and other times, it feels like there is no end to your ecstasy. I don’t know what this is.” In her first EP, BLACK HOLE, emotions run high. The genre-bending release has ethereal yet futuristic vocals and feeds your mind with what feels like glimpses of solitude and longing, instances of indifference and awareness and sudden episodes of tension and loathing.