salvia palth

Salvia Palth is the moniker adopted by musician Daniel Johann from Aotearoa/New Zealand for his debut album "melanchole," recorded at age 15. The project saw a follow-up 11 years later with the release of the more elaborate second album, "last chance to see," which built upon the DIY approach of its predecessor while exploring a broader range of sounds.

The drums on "melanchole" were predominantly performed by Ike Zwanikken, while the percussion on "last chance to see" was handled by Samuel Austin, contributing to the evolution of Salvia Palth's musical style over the years.