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Described by Rolling Stone magazine as possessing a “rare songwriting gift fusing melancholy with emotional depth, always leaving a spark of hope,” singer-songwriter Mika Hary returns with her new mini-album Deux Faces, out November 21st on Berlin’s analogue label LowSwing Records.

This release follows her acclaimed debut When Morning Comes (BMG France, 2018) and features a collection of original songs alongside a gem by Leonard Cohen.

Joining Hary are long-time LowSwing collaborators — bass virtuoso Haggai Cohen-Milo, guitarist Daníel Friðrik Böðvarsson, drummer Amir Bresler as well as guest appearance by
Saxophon and Flute player Omri Abramov — all celebrated for their performances on albums by Fink, Lori Lieberman, Veronika Morcher and many more.

Hary has previously toured with Rufus Wainwright as the opening act on his French tour and has performed extensively across New York and France, including at the Philharmonie de Paris.

Deux Faces offers a bittersweet reflection on relationships, exploring the complexity and duality of human connection, Hary presents the songs in two forms —with a full band, and as an intimate duet with Bass only. This concept of “two sides” runs throughout the record, from its double-exposure cover picture by photographer Katha Mau to the album’s title.

Like all LowSwing productions, Deux Faces was produced entirely in the analogue domain at LowSwing Studio