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Daniela Lalita - 'Trececerotres'

Ulysses
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September 16

 

Daniela's debut EP is a direct reference to the apartment - 1303 - in Peru where Lalita grew up with her mother and grandmother, Trececerotres is rooted in magic, ritual, healing and the matrilineal relationship.

Every song on EP feels like a different mode of ancestral channeling. The Peruvian creative stretches her voice into raw guttural depths, reaching brutally emotional heights throughout the record to startling effect. A testament to a childhood talent of learning to do different voices for TV commercials as her first job, Lalita's vocal distortions mesh together with drums, gnashing electronica and esoteric glossolalia to craft a sound both modern and mystical.

 

 

 

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56 minutes ago, FlyPirate said:

excited. Tenía Razón is a bop and i’ve been replaying it every day

me too! i get chills every single time when i listen to this song. literally A MASTERPIECE :clap3:

  • 3 weeks later...

ughhhhhhhhhh so GOOD :jonny5:

 

Atrás really set the mood for the fall :falcon:

 

Pisoteo is VERY interesting, although ima need context on it! But production wise is IT.

 

Tenía Razón still is one of the best tracks released this year and No Para is GREAT. The intro is amazing too. She SERVED.

14 minutes ago, FlyPirate said:

Tenía Razón still is one of the best tracks released this year

Tea

  • 4 months later...
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