Salvia Palth

Lo-fi Indie Music Project

Salvia Palth is the former name under which New Zealand-based musician Daniel Johann used to produce music. The project is known for its lo-fi aesthetic and emotionally charged content, often categorized within the genres of indie rock and emo. One of the most notable works by Salvia Palth is the album "Melanchole," which has garnered a cult following for its raw and introspective sound. The album was released in 2013 and features tracks that explore themes of mental health, existential dread, and personal turmoil. After "Melanchole," Daniel Johann changed the project's name to Adore, 1996. Despite not being widely mainstream, Salvia Palth's music has resonated with fans who connect with the intimate and unpolished nature of the recordings.