Lucrecia Dalt

Electronic

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Top Songs By Lucrecia Dalt

Listen to Atmospheres Touch by Lucrecia Dalt, see lyrics, music video & more!

Atmospheres TouchLucrecia Dalt

Listen to cosa rara (feat. David Sylvian) by Lucrecia Dalt, see lyrics, music video & more!

cosa rara (feat. David Sylvian)Lucrecia Dalt

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Latest Release

Listen to cosa rara - Single by Lucrecia Dalt

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More albums from Lucrecia Dalt

ALBUM¡Ay!Lucrecia Dalt

Listen to The Baby (Original Score) by Lucrecia Dalt

ALBUMThe Baby (Original Score)Lucrecia Dalt

Listen to Lucy & Aaron by Aaron Dilloway & Lucrecia Dalt

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Listen to No Era Sólida by Lucrecia Dalt

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Listen to Anticlines Outtakes by Lucrecia Dalt

ALBUMAnticlines OuttakesLucrecia Dalt

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About Lucrecia Dalt

Hometown

Pereira, Colombia

Born

1980

Genre

Electronic

Lucrecia Dalt, a Colombian artist residing in Berlin, makes experimental electronic pop influenced by philosophy, cinema, mythology, and futuristic technology. While her earlier albums, such as 2009's Congost (which was credited to the Sound of Lucrecia), focused more on lyrics and song structures, later works such as 2018's Anticlines and Lucy & Aaron (her 2020 collaboration with tape manipulation artist Aaron Dilloway) were far more abstract and surrealist, with her sparse vocals melting into alien soundscapes. With 2022's ¡Ay!, she combined bolero and tropical rhythms with science fiction.