The opening to Sal Dulu's new single, "Tyko," is an unearthing of some magical downtempo dream pop. Complete with shuffling percussion, mangled pedestrian conversation, and glittery cascading synths -- I feel myself tottering down a city street in slow motion.
Interludes of running water and sped up soundbites paint an ethereal soundscape. A kind of muted cello and fragile saxophone make a short appearance atop the reverb of an empty room. The arrangements feel almost orchestral -- perfect for a rainy day.
The Irish producer and musician expertly weaves together several dimensions of electronica with jazz. His sound is marvelously eclectic. It takes you up and into the clouds