Lucrecia Dalt is a Colombian musician and sound artist whose work traverses various sonic landscapes, intertwining experimental music with narrative and conceptual depth. Dalt's background in civil engineering and geotechnical studies might be seen as distant from her music career, but her scientific approach to sound adds a unique layer to her artistic expression. After moving to Barcelona and then to Berlin, her music started to gain international attention.

Her discography showcases an exploratory approach to music-making, where she blends electronic sounds with earthly textures, crafting atmospheric compositions that are as intellectually engaging as they are emotively resonant. Albums like "No era sólida" and its accompanying outtakes push the boundaries of conventional song structures, immersing listeners in an auditory experience that defies easy categorization. Lucrecia Dalt's work is also marked by collaboration, as evidenced by projects like "Lucy & Aaron" with Aaron Dilloway. Her recent contributions to the world of film scores, such as "The Baby (Original Score)" and "The Seed (Original Score)," further demonstrate her range and versatility as an artist navigating various forms of media. With each release, Dalt continues to establish herself as an innovative voice within contemporary experimental music.