StaHHr – Queen City Sounds and Art

Dulu_Buzzcut_crop — Sal Dulu “Buzzcut” cover (cropped)

In the beginning of “Buzzcut” by Sal Dulu we hear a layer of samples and a hazy dreamlike melody that give the impression of waking up mid-morning while people around you taking in various media and it somehow forms a collage of noises like an abstract impressionist tone poem. Then StaHHr comes in with a stream of words in short bursts throughout the song in her inimical style that sketches creative intentions and aspirations while making poetic commentary on everyday experiences and rendering them urban mythical with colorful interpretations of these seemingly mundane events. If one were to make an immediate comparison it would be to cLOUDDEAD circa Ten or some of Doseone’s solo pre and post cLOUDDEAD. That’s to say in the creative contextualization of words and the weaving of an evocative backdrop of sound like a multimedia experience in an audio track. Listen below and follow Sal Dulu at the links provided.