Critics Review Dua Saleh's 'Of Earth and Wires' Album
Music critics have published reviews for Dua Saleh's new album or EP, 'Of Earth and Wires.' The reviews describe the work as an ambitious confrontation of global catastrophe, exploring themes of love, hope, and humanity.
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Dua Saleh: Of Earth and Wires review – ambitious confrontation of global catastrophe is surprisingly cautious
(Ghostly International) While the first track is a scorching mix of poetry, rap, falsetto vocals and acoustic guitar, elsewhere the Sudanese-American’s second album feels a little underbaked Spoken-word poetry about Prometheus, screamo rap, sun-dappled acoustic guitar, airy falsetto … and that’s just the first track on Dua Saleh’s Of Earth and Wires, their second album rooted in real-world crises and fictional lore. The Sudanese-American musician (best known for collaborating with Travis Scot...
By Katie Hawthorne
Read full article →Dua Saleh – ‘Of Earth & Wires’ review: seeking love, hope and humanity in an age of conflict and disruption
On their second album, the Sudanese-American arrives as an ambitious pop auteur who’s offering emotional salve for troubled times The post Dua Saleh – ‘Of Earth & Wires’ review: seeking love, hope and humanity in an age of conflict and disruption appeared first on NME.
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