Argentina’s ABYSS flexes, posts, balls, rides out, high. They’ve added Neybuu to their team, a PDX-based musician who slides through atoms in her music, traveling from India to Africa and back, with a focus on how to make rhythm elastic and meltable, with a slightly sticky finish to it all.
Neybuu continues her exploration of Indian rhythms on “Dhiga”, the first single off of her forthcoming EP, Tablawalli. A voice, speaking syllables, says something, something unknown, as the pitches go up, then down, and more syllables get cut, surgically-precise, and the rhythms get sparse, only to pick up again, glitchy hi-hats glued onto the plastic. It’s as if the whole thing, held together by these micro-moments, was actually an illusion, like how we think of our personalities, or our ego.
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