ÚMBRIEL:
ÚMBRIEL is a queer art-pop persona crafting immersive music that lives in the space between the sacred and the surreal. Using industrial textures, cinematic electronics and emotive, theatrical vocals, they create sonic worlds shaped by desire, rupture and transformation.
Through performance and visual storytelling, ÚMBRIEL explores identity, grief and becoming. Each work forms part of a larger constellation, a personal mythology expressed through symbolic objects, charged moments and dreamlike realms.
Their universe is built from relics and emotional fragments, inviting listeners into a landscape where the beautiful and the broken coexist.
Both in the studio and on stage, ÚMBRIEL offers an art-pop experience that is visionary, intimate and atmospheric. Their world invites audiences to step into something deeper, where vulnerability becomes power and music becomes myth.
The Signs
A Mythic Art-Pop Album
This mythology becomes a metaphor for queerness, grief and the process of becoming truly human. It reflects how the things that break us often awaken us to truth, connection and selfhood. Through music, image and performance, The Signs becomes a dream opera of the unconscious, a cycle of disintegration and transcendence that suggests to fall is to become real.
The visual world draws on sacred art, alchemical symbolism and surrealist fashion: molten gold, fractured glass, angelic remnants, holy doves and queer bodies illuminated in chiaroscuro light.
The Signs unfolds as a modern mythology, the story of a being born of celestial light who falls into human reality, carrying fragments of what was lost. The Fall is not destruction but transformation, the passage from the eternal into the fragile, from transcendence into feeling.
As this being descends, pieces of memory, image and emotion scatter like debris from another world. These fragments become the Signs, the small ordinary objects through which meaning survives: a dull blade, charred feathers, a holy chalice, a masked face. Each carries the emotional charge of a lived moment.