This Bliss is Jess Baggia and Nick Zampiello, a married indie-pop duo who create melodic music by blending infectious electropop with singer-songwriter themes using analog synthesizers. For bands like This Bliss, it is not only about making music but also about finding their audience in an overcrowded and fragmented online space. Their track “First Takes All” is an upbeat song inspired by dream-pop and electropop, born out of a creative process. The song speaks to the inner struggle of seeking recognition for their art in a world that feels like an echo chamber and how to keep moving forward despite public opinion.
“First Takes All”: This Bliss Explores Artistry and Recognition
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