_iamamiwhoami – “o”

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iamamiwhoami’s mystery has been analyzed by tons of fans and all points now lead to Jonna Lee. Her twitter has just went down and if you compare pictures of her and the videos, you can tell they are the same person.

Now I don’t know if I should call it ‘her’ or ‘they’, but iamamiwhoami just released a new song on Amazon, titled “o“. Following the single is also another video that goes with it, this time 6 minutes long.

This song almost reminds me of Fever Ray. It’s definitely a very experimental, haunting song. It’s great that she’s doing this, because I didn’t really know Jonna Lee before and now I do, and I thnk it’s the same situation for most of the other viewers out there.

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2 Responses to “iamamiwhoami – “o””

  1. Matyeu, on April 13, 10 Said:

    There is still Robyn’s song on the player!

    Other than that, I’m glad we finally know who is that IamamIwhoamI!

  2. Damek, on April 13, 10 Said:

    I don’t believe this is the work of Jonna Lee. I’ve convinced myself it’s Maria Nordstorm, “Princess” from the band Zeigeist that broke up last year. Just enough time for her to get a new project going. The physical resemblance is uncanny, as is her style, dance, and the art of it all, not to mention her voice sounds the same as it did in Zeigeist. Just my opinion. We’ll find out eventually.

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