Fielded blends experimental noise, R&B and synth-pop across restless, genre-defying records

Lindsay Powell, who records as Fielded, has built her career by subverting genre expectations. The project began as an experimental noise act before evolving toward a style closer to R&B. Her debut album, Ninety-Thirty-Thirty, draws heavily on 1980s synth-pop and includes several saxophone solos. Boy Angel is a quirky electronic work featuring towering saw-wave synths, jittery percussion, and layered vocals. The full article continues at The Verge.
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