Faminine Mystique unites San Francisco witch-house/electronic producer OOoOO and Tehran-born vocalist/producer Islamiq Grrrls in a haunting, cinematic suite of 13 tracks that braid together fragments of forgotten 20th‑century pop culture with the compressed punch of modern pop and R&B. Drawing on the melodic gloss of 80s metal guitar solos, jazz guitarist Barney Kessel, the “Ashley’s Roachclip” break, and ghosted radio ephemera from Kool DJ Red Alert, the album filters these touchstones through gauzy, breathy vocals reminiscent of France Gall and Astrud Gilberto. The result is a feminist juke‑punk statement that feels at once archival and futuristic—nostalgic signal, contemporary noise, and intimate voice converging into a nocturnal, bass‑sleek dream for fans of left‑field pop, downtempo electronica, and ethereal R&B.

• Artist: OOoOO & Islamiq Grrrls
• Format: Audio CD
• Genre: Electronic, Pop, R&B
• Label: Nihjgt Feelings

• Model Number: NFCD 1002
• Dimensions: 22.61 x 13 x 0.71 cm; 51.88 g
• Notes: Incorporates references to 80s metal guitar, Barney Kessel, the Ashley’s Roachclip break, Milli Vanilli, classic New York radio, and bossa‑tinged vocal styles, fused into contemporary pop/R&B sound design with a juke‑punk edge.

• Media: 1 x Audio CD
• Packaging: Jewel case

OOoOO is the project of San Francisco producer Christopher Dexter Greenspan, a formative figure in the early 2010s witch‑house and hazy electronic underground known for spectral melodies, submerged beats, and pop fragments refracted through noirish sound design. His work often blurs dream pop, downtempo, and experimental club textures. Islamiq Grrrls is the moniker of a Tehran‑born, Europe‑based singer/producer whose intimate vocals and lo‑fi, avant‑pop sensibility bridge DIY electronics, R&B atmospherics, and art‑pop minimalism. Together, they craft mood‑rich, cinematic pop experiments that fold cultural memory and crate‑dug references into contemporary, emotionally resonant songs.