Clara Luzia
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Biography
Clara Luzia Maria Humpel, known professionally as Clara Luzia, is an Austrian singer-songwriter. Her debut album, Railroad Tracks (2006), launched her career under her own label, Asinella Records, and was produced by Alexander Nefzger. She followed it with The Long Memory (2007), The Ground Below (2009), Falling Into Place (2011), We Are Fish (2013), and Hereâs To Nemesis (2015), funded through a successful crowdfunding campaign. Luzia also composed for film and theatre, including the title song "Sinnerman" for The Dark Valley and the score for Once Upon a Time There Were Revolutionaries, for which she won the Romy Award for Best Music in 2021.
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Albums
Top Tracks
- Track Popularity
- Minimise Me
- How the Mighty Fall
- Victory
- Colours
- It's a Sin
- This World
- When the World Ends
- Socialite
- 2nd World
- Left on My Pillow
- No-Handed
- Here Vs. There
- Kedi
- Lucky Gal
- Heartattack
- High Waters
- How I Learned to Disappear
- Nutrition
- Leave the Light On
- Sink Like a Stone
- Light Is Faster Than Sound
- The Menace Is My Head
- The Scale
- Monster in You
