It is the last advance of his sixth studio album, “Do not go to attend when the demon calls”, available from April 29 on all digital platforms.
Lali He presented “33”, his new single in collaboration with Dillomone of the most disruptive and provocative referents of the moment. This union, held by the fans of both artists, comes as the last advance of their sixth study album, “Don’t go to attend when the demon calls”available from April 29 on all digital platforms.
“33” represents a meeting point between two very different but complementary musical universes: the provocative and chameleonic pop of Lali and the avant -garde darkness of Dillom. The result is an intense, visceral and conceptual song, which differs and elevates the musical rod. The single was written by Lali, DillomBB Asul and Mauro de Tomasso, who also produced it with Don Barreto.
The video clip that accompanies the launch, led by Lautaro Espósito, was filmed in an abandoned factory, a scenario that reinforces the introspective and existential climate of the song. Throughout the visual story, Lali and Dillom They travel separate paths within that desolate space, until they are finally in raw and cathartic closure, where the intensity of the song is materialized in a powerful visual setting.
The story behind “33” by Lali and Dillom
The title refers to the current age of Laliand everything that the number symbolizes: a stage of maturity, transformation and new beginnings. The song reflects on the passage of time, on what is left behind and what is chosen to carry. It does not idealize the past or sweeten the pain, but it recognizes it as the necessary part of the route.
The collaboration between the two, which began with “La Carie” – a question of Dillom included in your album by caesarean section – it continues now in “33”.
“What I like most about him is that he knows how to laugh at himself and take things with humor. That is very valuable at an era where solemnity reigns,” he says Lali about Dillom.
The launch also marks the beginning of a new artistic stage for Laliwith a renewed aesthetic and a narrative that moves away from the conventional. The album promises a proposal of high emotional and sound voltage, in which the artist’s commitment to exploration and creative freedom is evidenced.
Source: Ambito
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