Introducing the wildly playful avant electronica of Amsterdam-based Bec Plexus, whose musical mantra is to invite and invert. Her meticulously structured debut recording STICKLIP wanders to unexpected places with each song serving as a channel for a secret to be revealed inside the absurdist confessional booth inside the “church” of Bec Plexus. STICKLIP will be released on April 24th 2020 by New Amsterdam Records, featuring contributions by David Chesworth, Ian Chang, Rafiq Bhatia, Arone Dyer of Buke & Gase, Pascal Le Boeuf, Richard Ayres, David T. Little, Tigue, Molly Joyce, Sanne Huijbregts and many others. “I love music that’s adventurous—meaning going unexpected places—and complex while also being inviting and physically appealing. I love when music feels like my native language telling a story I could never have imagined. I try to create a similar foundation in what I write. That often ends up somewhere in between contemporary art music and pop music.” What it ultimately comes down to is that Bec Plexus doesn’t care about measuring up to specific traditions or genres. “All I care about is to notice wondrous ideas, to hold on to them and nurture them into existence,” she explains. However it’s described, Bec Plexus’ STICKLIP is an intoxicating coming-of-age musical journey from one of the most exciting new artists of the second decade of the 21st century.