Oona

Oona is a girl’s name. It’s the English version of the Irish name Úna, spelled strictly with an accent mark on the letter u.
Oona is matchless. Her voice is intimate and emotional. It glides from a velvet soft, soothing and captivating sound that first hypnotizes then freezes the listener in a startingly intense sound experience. An airy and easy-going melody that lulls and then swings you into a gentle groove you’ll find hard to resist. Oona has her own rhythmic way with words and vocals, and a masterful capacity of playing with the Italian and English languages. She can write a line then change it entirely; since everything moves incessantly so does she. Oona is funk, jazz, bossa nova, or pop. She doesn’t care what she is because she’s just herself. She’s acquainted with all genres and uses everything to create her own unequalled style.

On her debut artist album Holograma the sonic audacity and sensibility of Oona Dahl reach new heights. A timeless character threads the needle through offerings of cinematic ambience cosmic warehouse tracks and vocal electronica. Armed with a penchant for experimentation and guided by an innate understanding of what makes a great song Oona's originality shines even brighter here. Clocking in at 50 minutes in length Holograma is a proper album experience from beginning to end.

Oona is a beautiful and super-clean Material Design template for all kinds of studios and businesses who want to showcase their work in a unique way.

« Il arrive toujours un moment où les hommes semblent attendre la catastrophe qui réglera leurs problèmes. Ces périodes sont généralement nommées : avant-guerres. Elles sont assez mal choisies pour tomber amoureux.
En 1940, à New York, un écrivain débutant nommé Jerry Salinger, 21 ans, rencontre Oona O’Neill, 15 ans, la fille du plus grand dramaturge américain. Leur idylle ne commencera vraiment que l’été suivant… quelques mois avant Pearl Harbor. Début 1942, Salinger est appelé pour combattre en Europe et Oona part tenter sa chance à Hollywood.
Ils ne se marièrent jamais et n’eurent aucun enfant. »