Toward the end of last year, we painted TALA with our ’15 For 2015: Ones To Watch’ brush – her unique Mediterranean-inspired take on electronica was so ‘out there’ and fresh that pretty much everything that fell from her camp became eargasmic on first-play.
Today, TALA pushes boundaries once again, this time hooking up with London duo Sylas for Praise, an unsettling piece full of futuretronic sonics that firmly delivers both intrigue and substance. Expect to hear further collaborations from TALA as she looks ahead to her next collection (of which Praise is the first joint from that project).
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