The lead up to the album release
today includes several singles that have come out in the past
months, starting with "Dual", a commentary on accepting
and embracing one's sexuality featuring Spanish trap start Pimp Flaco, "Dos Vidas", a romantic track which
includes a tribute in its lyrics to Gabriel Garcia Marquez' One Hundred Years of Solitude,
the slow and moody duet "Universal" with
Catalonian singer/songwriter Suu and produced by Zoé's Sergio Acosta, "Tornado", with a frenetic energy
that reflects its message about gentrification and the aftermath of the
2008 financial crisis and most recently "No dejes que pase el tiempo", a
collaboration with Spanish pop star and actress Ana Mena.
“Energia
Rara”, co-produced by
Spanish super producer Alizzz
(C. Tangana, Rosalia), is the focus track for the album release. It mixes
electronic-pop and urban sounds to create an upbeat, danceable track with
Dorian’s signature social commentary about the role of technology in our lives
and relationships.
One of Spain’s most successful indie bands with more than 70 million streams
and counting, their recent tours have seen them opening for Zoé in the US
with tour dates in LATAM in the coming month having recently played several
shows in Mexico and Latin America, including a recent sold out CDMX show and
Tecate P’al Norte in MTY.
