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Dagmar Zuniga
in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music
AD 93 - Cat No: WHYT108
- updated:2026-09-01
A lo-fi sound poem that holds both folk's warmth and its collapse, captivating right down to its private-press aura. Quietly spread via Bandcamp and YouTube through the friend-run DIY label People's Coalition Of Tandy, it racked up big play counts and even earned an invitation to tour from songwriter/producer Mount Eerie (formerly of The Microphones). Long-awaited for wider distribution, Dagmar Zuniga's debut cassette finally arrives on vinyl via London's beloved label AD 93.
Track List
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1. Even God Gets Stuck In Devotion featuring Austyn Wohlers
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2. Plenty For All The Masses
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3. Plenty (For All of Life's Messes)
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4. Even God Gets Stuck In Devotion featuring Zach Phillips
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5. Garden with Hayes Hoey
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6. Photography the Hard Way featuring Hayes Hoey
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7. Why I Remember (Each Day of Summer)
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8. LN60: Jupiter opposite Jupiter
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9. Rose of Mysterious Union
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10. A Car With No Lights on
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11. Her Master's Voice
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12. Memory Always Sees The Loved One Smaller
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13. In Filth Your Mystery Is Kingdom
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14. To Live Happily

in filth your mystery is kingdom / far smile peasant in yellow music, the debut album by Brooklyn-based Nicaraguan-American musician Dagmar Zuniga, recorded across five years from 2019 to 2024. The sensibility of today's singer-songwriters, in league with Jessica Pratt, Cindy Lee, and Joanne Robertson. Tactile harmonies and a gravitational pull in the singing that recall psych-folk pioneers like Linda Perhacs, Karen Dalton, and Vashti Bunyan. Every recording was made on a longtime companion, the Tascam 424 four-track cassette MTR, with tape hiss, distortion, and degradation actively treated as sonic material. Foregrounding the physicality of recording, this is a lo-fi experimental folk gem where the recording method itself becomes the composition. Featuring Austyn Wohlers on flute, Zach Phillips on piano, and Hayes Hoey on vocals/guitar/keyboards. An artist to watch, with further collaborations surely on the horizon. Highly recommended. (Original Japanese text by Adachi)