
How ‘All The Stars’ and ‘Luther’ connect Kendrick Lamar and SZA
From Black Panther to GNX and the Super Bowl, two songs trace Kendrick Lamar and SZA’s move between soundtrack spectacle, album collaboration and major live stages.
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'Ur' opens SZA's project Z with a meditation on identity and self-deception. Over production from Larry Fisherman, she moves through personality types and social masks, asking whether freedom and clarity are real or elaborate fictions we've been sold. The song builds its argument through repetition, the title phrase becoming a mantra that collapses the distance between self and other, singular and plural. The track sustains a mood of weary scepticism. SZA's voice moves between direct address and introspection, calling out the performance of being a "Superwoman" whilst admitting her own disorientation. There's a sharpness to the observations here, a refusal of easy answers, that sets the tone for what follows on the EP.
"Ur" is a track by SZA, from the album Z, released 7th April 2014. The track is 3:56 long. It's filed under R&B/Soul. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about SZA.
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