TAMAT Melbourne, Australia
While TAMAT means ‘the end’ in Indonesian, for Melbourne based artist Young Ha Kim, it marks the beginning of his deep dive into music. Influenced by the sounds of Beach House, Yo La Tengo, Chromatics and Portishead, TAMAT sits on the edge of Indie Pop genre. ... more
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