Ageless is out!
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- Thursday, 06 March 2025

Nama Dama and Freedom Candlemaker present their new work in a live performance called "Pagan Ageless Soul"
Nama Dama and Freedom Candlemaker join forces for a unique musical evening in Nicosia, where they will present their highly anticipated new albums in a performance titled "Pagan Ageless Soul". The concert will take place on the 27th of February 2025, at the Theatro Dentro, promising the audience an unforgettable musical experience.
Nama Dama, known for her ability to blend the ethereal beauty of electronic folk with the explosive energy of pop, will perform her new album Pagan Soul. On stage, she will appear solo, using the art of live looping to create a ritualistic and immersive atmosphere that will take the audience on a journey.
Freedom Candlemaker will present Ageless, an album that explores themes of spiritual liberation and the recognition of our inner strength, deconstructing traditional views of time and decay. His music blends psychedelic and atmospheric elements with textures from nu-folk and electronic music, creating a soundscape that intertwines inner exploration with contemporary musical trends. The energy of his songs resonates deeply, offering a journey into both the personal and collective self.
Joining Freedom Candlemaker on stage will be musicians Nama Dama and Cemre Arca on backing vocals, Alexandra Astraiou-Karidi on electric guitar, as well as Orestes Benekas on keyboards, Dimitris Foken on electric guitar and bass, and Dimitris Oikonomou on drums. Special guest dancers Sophia Irakleous and Ioli Kaskani will also appear during certain songs, adding an extra layer to the performance.
Doors will open at 20:30, with tickets available through the platform more.com. During the event at the Theatro Dentro, the two artists' albums will be available for purchase in physical format (vinyl), along with other related merchandise.
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