"Syncopated, sceptical and beeping into life,"Just Ok", the latest single from London-based, Berlin-born singer and producer SINAH, is the sort of enigmatic creature that you wouldn’t be surprised to find gazing back in to the depths of its own off-kilter brand of electronica. The half sung lyrics stress the anxiety in youth today, ultimately bringing to life a story that any listener can relate to. SINAH's innovative debut single follows the release of her debut EP, and a buzz worthy drop of her remix of"Breezeblocks" by Alt-J, showcasing her raw talent as singer, producer and lyricist, and places herself as one of the most astute and creatively ambitious artists to be working in London right now. The single is accompanied by a music video that perfectly complements the complex and dark feelings evoked through SINAH's hooky sound. Peep the video now, and prepare for her official release of"Just OK" on November 11th via Noise Praise."- EarMilk\n \n"SINAH (that’s pronounced Xena, as in warrior princess) is a London-by-way-of-Berlin songstress whose mysterious, frayed electronica’s been compared to Bonobo and Nicolas Jaar. In “Nobody Knows,” SINAH’s girlie, ghostly voice is hypnotising, riding trembling piano chords and drippy beats, static swipes and a mechanical heartbeat.\nPretty, weird, pretty weird stuff...." - RCRD LBL\n \nSinah belongs to that group of remarkable young musicians who are pushing electronic music forward, drawing on a love of hip hop and blending it with the dance music to create something altogether new. - Oki Ni\n \nHer sound’s a sort of futuristic deep house that could be lumped in with her contemporaries doing the same sort of think (i.e. Grimes), but SINAH is much less of a gimmick than artists to whom critics may be tempted to compare her. - Planet Notion