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Dust

by Laurel Halo

Released: June 23, 2017

Art pop, experimental, electronic, musique concrète

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Experimental Album.

The Album

This diverse lineup enriches the album with a range of influences and creative inputs. Released on June 23, 2017, by Hyperdub, the album showcases Halo's experimental and genre-bending approach to electronic music. The lead single from "Dust" is "Jelly", a track that features collaborations with Klein and Lafawndah.

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"Dust" is the third album by Laurel Halo…

"Dust" is the third album by Laurel Halo, an American electronic music artist based in Berlin.

Featuring a collaborative effort, "Dust" includes contributions from…

Featuring a collaborative effort, "Dust" includes contributions from notable artists such as Eli Keszler, Julia Holter, Michael Salu, and Max D, among others.

This single, along with the album as a…

This single, along with the album as a whole, explores themes of texture, atmosphere, and sonic exploration within the electronic music landscape.

It solidified Laurel Halo's reputation as a boundary-pushing…

It solidified Laurel Halo's reputation as a boundary-pushing artist within the electronic music genre, showcasing her ability to craft complex and compelling sonic landscapes.

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"Dust" received positive reviews from critics for its innovative sound, intricate production, and the seamless integration of various musical styles and influences.

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The Complete Album Story

"Dust" is the third album by Laurel Halo, an American electronic music artist based in Berlin. Released on June 23, 2017, by Hyperdub, the album showcases Halo's experimental and genre-bending approach to electronic music.

Featuring a collaborative effort, "Dust" includes contributions from notable artists such as Eli Keszler, Julia Holter, Michael Salu, and Max D, among others. This diverse lineup enriches the album with a range of influences and creative inputs.

The lead single from "Dust" is "Jelly", a track that features collaborations with Klein and Lafawndah. This single, along with the album as a whole, explores themes of texture, atmosphere, and sonic exploration within the electronic music landscape.

"Dust" received positive reviews from critics for its innovative sound, intricate production, and the seamless integration of various musical styles and influences. It solidified Laurel Halo's reputation as a boundary-pushing artist within the electronic music genre, showcasing her ability to craft complex and compelling sonic landscapes.