Energy Whores is the avant-electro project of songwriter and artist Carrie Schoenfeld, whose latest release, a four-track EP titled “Invisible”, presents the same song through four different avatars. The band has created a synth-pop version for the dance floor, a cinematic rendition for a larger-than-life experience, an indie version for its grooviness, and a 2 a.m. slow-listen lo-fi version. Energy Whores creates music that sways listeners into a peripheral flow, taking them beyond the simple act of listening and dancing. “Invisible” similarly invites its audience to become intrigued, imagine, question, and perhaps experience the song through myriad meanings, connecting more deeply with the fragile web of multifarious life.
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The song compels one to see what has been conditioned beyond seeing. What remains in plain sight of one’s presence yet remains unseen. Energy Whores has turned a personal wound of emotional paradox into a staggering rhythm. In the hands of songwriter and artist Carrie Schoenfeld, the song becomes something more expansive. It reveals the power dynamics of identity, alienation, and relationship which we have comfortably adjusted to in this strange machinery of modern existence. The song asks a quietly devastating question: what happens when we are surrounded by endless ways to connect, yet still struggle to be truly seen?
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Across its four distinct iterations, “Invisible” invites the body to move even as the mind is drawn into contemplation. Its electronic pulse carries the irresistible physicality of a dance floor, while its cinematic dimensions unfold into an almost dreamlike psychological landscape. The collaboration with producer Grant (NYC) further enriches this sonic universe, infusing the project’s restless imagination with an underground electronic sensibility. Together, they build immersive soundscapes around questions that refuse easy answers, ranging from climate change and artificial intelligence to identity, isolation, power, and human resilience. Capturing the loneliness of disappearing without leaving, “Invisible” is no different, bringing these themes to the fore and inviting listeners to reflect on the fragile complexities of being human.
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