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For Sabrina Claudio, the past few years have not been without their fair share of triumphs and downfalls. The Miami-born R&B artist quickly amassed an avid following through a superb series of covers, which ranged the gamut from Frank Ocean to Beyoncé, in addition to her phenomenal debut album About Time. Despite Claudio’s vast amount of early promise, her career faced sudden backlash after a series of racist tweet surfaced. The artist has since apologized on multiple occasions and has sought to move forward as a person and grow from her younger self. Her latest project No Rain, No Flowers feels like the crystallization of Claudio evolving as a person and an artist.

Failed Attempts at Silence is a pursuit to re-secure place and presence over time. Hall’s slowest recordings to date fuse qualitative approaches to past, present, and future present, with refined consideration of width within time. Failed Attempts at Silence progresses, moving lovingly, slowly, darkly, and aggressively, emerging a more spacious silence than it began.