sara plusplus - Late Night TV (2026)

sara plusplus’ Late Night TV. Shook from a nocturnal daze, zapping through past lives and futures that could have been. Fragments turn substance, shaped by that never-ending linger as the force of desire fuels our daily grind.

Embodying feminist cut-up and practices of sampling, Sara writes text, makes sounds, morphs that of others. Consciously militant in the use of minimal tools, the album is assembled from vocals, found sound, synthesizer and DAW experimentation. It channels the DIY ethos of her cultural practice, where musical spontaneity emerges through an insistence on the potential of the unfixed and the cracked-open human soul.

On Late Night TV, sounds flicker through interference, while signal bleed is treated as musical material rather than obstruction. Tuned to the nervous system across its varying intensities, Sara approaches her voice as a malleable instrument: shifting between narrative and percussion, sometimes dissolving into texture, sparse melodies briefly grounding before dissipating elsewhere again.

Melancholia and intuition converge in erotic registers, plunging us into a fragile state. So we fall, and Sara remains with us; exposed, holding us from within.