Salvia palth

Daniel Johann, known by his moniker Salvia palth, is a Collingwood, New Zealand-based bedroom pop artist recognized for his ethereal, lo-fi soundscapes and introspective lyricism. Emerging from the underground music scene, he gained a cult following for his melancholic yet dreamy production, blending indie folk, psychedelia, and ambient influences. His music often features hazy vocals, tape-warped textures, and poetic, existential themes, creating an intimate and immersive listening experience. Originally recording under the alias Advisory Circle, he later adopted Salvia palth, a play on poet Sylvia Plath’s name, reflecting his fascination with existential musings and abstract storytelling. His work resonates with fans of DIY aesthetics and emotionally charged songwriting, earning him a devoted audience in the indie and bedroom pop communities. His discography is sparse yet revered; his 2013 LP melanchole, later remastered in 2016, remains a cult DIY classic. He returned in 2024 after more than a decade's absence with second LP last chance to see.