US EditionOn 'Lux,' Rosalía pulls the entire world into her symphony
Rosalía's fourth album 'Lux' features 18 tracks blending 13 languages with orchestral and global sounds, exploring themes of divinity and feminine mysticism.
- On Nov. 7, Spanish artist Rosalía Vila Tobella releases her fourth studio album 'Lux', featuring 13 different languages and orchestral movements recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra.
- Rosalía said she sought to reconcile enjoyment and challenge in the record, drawing on Grandma Rosalía's Pavarotti records and themes from female saints from varied traditions.
- Collaborators add unexpected elements, including a sampled Mike Tyson passage, as 'Berghain' features Björk, a Catalan choir, Yves Tumor, and songs mix Japanese, Ukrainian, and Italian languages.
- Critics warn the record demands active, patient listening as the 18-track, hourlong 'Lux' shifts from Motomami's club bangers, reflecting Rosalía's resistance to industry pressures this year.
- Anchoring its sound in classical tradition, Lux connects global words and sonic movements while positioning language and orchestration to expand pop music industry's boundaries.
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Rosalía sings in thirteen languages about pain, over the mountain grove, about dying, about enlightenment. "Lux", the new album of the Spanish woman, sets every earphone on fire.
The singer's fourth album covers 18 songs in four movements, merging pop, opera and feminism. In addition, it marks a new creative stage in the career of the artist
On November 7, Rosalia will officially enter a new era with 'LUX', an album that promises to be revolutionary because of its mix of genres and bring the artist to new heights in the music industry, something that she has already begun to try with her simple 'Berghain', which marks her new artistic route. 'Berghain's artistic references What is the concept of 'LUX'? The unconventional ad that Rosalía chose for 'LUX' This is the list of songs and …
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