When producers Charlie Van Kirk and Christopher Marion met in Boston, they bonded over their love for D’Angelo, Radiohead and Bjork and the paintings of James Whistler and John Singer Sargent. And so Tuarrah was born, a musical project with lead vocals by an enigmatic friend and third member who wishes to remain anonymous.

‘Vistas’ is the first single from Tuarrah’s forthcoming self-titled EP, set for release in March, is a perfect balance between hauntingly warm vocals and an intimate sound reminiscent of the great landscapes of America.

“‘Vistas’ was written from the perspective of the land on which a battle has taken place. The opening lines of the song: ‘Maybe it’s nobody’s war, not even yours…’ set up the reality that fighting is messy and that it displaces people from their homes.” explains Van Kirk. “This is our attempt to view things through the lens of the displaced.”

Having already sparked the attention of industry heavyweights like David Kahne (producer for Paul McCartney, Regina Spektor and The Strokes), who praised their layered vocals and unique groovy sound, we’re guessing Tuarrah are not gonna remain in anonymity for much longer.