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You already know we love Toronto-based producer and songwriter Kat Duma, and after a series of singles, her long-awaited debut full length record Real Life has finally dropped via UK-based label DMY (stream or purchase it here).
The eight track album is short and sweet, delivering epic dub-like soundscapes suited equally to the hazy scorch of summer and late night post-party cool downs. In an unexpected twist—and at peak-ambience—the record also features a near-unrecognizable cover of The Pixies song “Ana.”
The press release for the record reads:
Real Life expands on Duma’s singular ability to produce work that wrestles with the balance between the material world – the body, the planet – as well as the unattainable and the spectral: heaven, love, and nature vs supernature.
Lyrically, the record is giving “liminal space,” further illustrated in a video accompanying the title track (watch it after the jump), directed by artist and photographer Kristie Muller. The visual sees the artist suspended in a series “in-betweens”—in hotel rooms, getting dressed for or on the way to a destination never revealed, floating weightless in a pool.
It’s giving new love, bubble bath, stoner make-out, sexy time, nap time, existential drift. The perils of Real Life, ironically, feel very distant during the album’s 28-minute runtime!
Watch the video for “Real Life” and preview the album after the jump!
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