‘A Danger to Ourselves’ finds Lucrecia Dalt exploring the fragile, volatile terrain of human connection with fearless clarity. Following the acclaimed ¡Ay! era, this album shifts inward, foregrounding Dalt’s voice with striking intimacy while expanding her palette into rich acoustic arrangements, collaged percussion, and subtle electronic processing. Co-produced with David Sylvian, the record moves like a private dialogue—unhurried, layered, and emotionally charged. Each track unfolds with cinematic detail: whispered tensions, fractured memories, and moments of breathtaking vulnerability. Contributions from Juana Molina, Camille Mandoki, and Alex Lazaro deepen the album’s organic textures, creating an intricate ecosystem of sound that supports Dalt’s incisive storytelling.

Across thirteen pieces, ‘A Danger to Ourselves’ navigates tenderness, fear, devotion, and self-reckoning with a rare sense of emotional truth. Songs like “cosa rara” and “caes” shimmer with haunting vocal interplay, while “no death no danger” and “mala sangre” reveal a sharper, more rhythmic pulse. The album’s closing pieces—“stelliformia” and “covenstead blues”—expand into dreamlike spaces, merging spoken intimacy with spectral instrumentation. Through its shifting moods and hypnotic arrangements, Lucrecia Dalt delivers a work that feels personal yet universal, pushing her artistry into new depths of expression and sonic imagination.

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