Having a multitude of nationalities as part of her make-up, singer, Siri Jantey has had inspiration from a greatly broad spectrum. Raised in the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, Thailand and furthermore as a total polar opposite in a small town in the Swiss Alps as well as crossing great distances such as Australia to Los Angeles. GLITTER WASTELAND’s music can’t help but have a very unique yet diverse sound.
Siri often plays with her collective on which Timo Loosli (We Love Machines, Faux Tales) and Marco Neeser (Swandive, Division Kent, me.man.machine) take part. With such diversity within it’s collective, their influences range from Sia, Massive Attack, Aphex Twin, Marvin Gaye, and Erik Satie, to name but a few.
GLITTER WASTELAND infuse tasteful visuals with a dreamy atmospheric delivery, linking emotional depth and melancholy beneath it’s surface. GLITTER WASTELAND’s music feature minimalistic beat sampling, Siri’s vocal powerhouse partnered with an industrial sound to the snare, all making for an exciting release. Siri Jantey welcomes her roots into her music with open arms and the evidence of her eclectic background is crystal clear.


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