Single

Single sounds like the intersection of a high-fashion runway and a lonely bedroom. Teresa Iturrioz creates music that is remarkably spacious, often built around a singular, melodic bassline and a crisp, unadorned drum machine. Her vocals are delivered with a deadpan elegance that never feels cold, but rather intimate and knowing, as if she is reciting poetry directly into your ear while the rest of the room is silent.

What makes the project truly distinctive is the 'Donosti Sound' heritage filtered through a modern, almost experimental lens. There is a heavy influence of dub and reggae in the rhythmic spacing, but the melodic sensibilities are rooted in classic European pop and jazz. It is music that values the silence between the notes as much as the notes themselves, using subtle samples and unexpected instrumental flourishes to create a surreal, slightly off-kilter atmosphere.

Start with the album 'Pío pío' to hear the foundation of this sound: catchy yet skeletal pop songs that defy easy categorization. If you prefer something more rhythmic and adventurous, 'Rea del ritmo' showcases their ability to blend tropical influences with their signature minimalist cool. It is the perfect soundtrack for when you want to feel sophisticated, observant, and perhaps a little bit mysterious.