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SZA lowers her voice and keeps it quiet on 'Low', the fourth track from 'SOS', a Dork five-star record. Written and recorded around Thanksgiving 2022, the song was produced by Alessandro Buccellati, Rob Bisel and Aire Atlantica, who used AutoTune on her vocals. Travis Scott provides ad-libs over the track, which reached the top 40 in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States.
The lyrics navigate the tension between public discretion and private intensity. SZA warns a partner that she wants to keep their relationship low-profile, demanding total confidentiality whilst acknowledging a side of herself that likes to get it poppin'. The bedroom screaming stays indoors; outside, silence is the rule.
The song builds on the emotional messiness and relatable human quality that defines 'SOS', an album that traverses slow jams and unexpected punk-pop turns with rare dynamism. Here, SZA's voice stays measured even as the subject matter bristles with urgency, the AutoTune lending an atmospheric intimacy to her warning that whoever you are, wherever you are, don't call me.
"Low" is a track by SZA, from the album SOS, released 9th December 2022. The track is 3:01 long. It's filed under R&B/Soul. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about SZA.
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