Lucrecia Dalt - Cosa Rara vinyl record cover

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Cosa Rara

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Cosa Rara (En la Playa)

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Cosa Rara Matias Aguayo's Dopamine Dub (Extended)


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Lucrecia Dalt

Cosa Rara

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


A prolific and limitless musician, performer, composer, and sound artist, Lucrecia Dalt challenges both genre and form, pulling apart familiar elements of pop and experimental music and reassembling them in unexpected ways. Breaking through to a wider audience with her acclaimed 2022 album ¡Ay!, Dalt has also made a name as a composer for film and TV, including her original, acclaimed score for HBO's series The Baby and Cannes 2024 feature film winner On Becoming a Guinea Fowl. With "cosa rara," her new single featuring mixing, production, and a rare appearance by cult music legend David Sylvian, the subject of one's self becomes an unlikely infatuation. Distilling the highs of love, and sonically translating with production precision and hyper focused clarity, "cosa rara" is a bold return for Dalt, inviting listeners on a thrilling escapade of sound and psychology.

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