Alt-pop, folk edges, electronic shine. Bliss Carmxn is the project of Canadian-born, London-based artist, writer and scholar Adam Kaasa, weaving electro shimmer, piano ballads and folk storytelling into songs that move between dancefloor pulse and close, confessional intimacy. For fans of Perfume Genius, Paul Simon and Caroline Polachek.

The debut EP Hold My Hand And I’ll Hold Yours (2024) won critical acclaim, with Clash praising its “spellbinding textures” and Mystic Sons its “soaring atmosphere and stellar vocals”. Early singles Powder (a BBC London premiere) and Call Me By My Name came out on Berlin’s Wicked Hag label and grew an international remix network.

Live, Bliss has gone from a sold-out EP launch at London’s Waiting Room to a first Canadian tour in 2025. In June 2026, Bliss co-curated and performed at the Royal College of Art showcase at SXSW London, premiering the Andromeda song cycle.

The new EP Open Love (August 2026), produced with ROOKES, runs from folk-rooted storytelling to piano-pounding queer disco-pop across the singles Caffeine Orange, Never Wanted and One Shot. Beyond the records, Bliss wrote the score and album for When the Clarion Came to Call, a dance-opera premiered in London in 2025, and was selected for Moonbound, an artbook bound for the Moon.

On stage, the set swings from piano-led tenderness to full dancefloor release; in piano rooms, the songs are reworked for solo piano.

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