FKA twigs returns with EUSEXUA, her first full-length studio album since CAPRISONGS, delivering an immersive exploration of techno-influenced music and human experience. The album's title—a linguistic blend of "sex" and "euphoria"—reflects the artist's conceptual approach to her latest work.
Conceived during her time in Prague, EUSEXUA draws inspiration from the city's underground music scene, particularly warehouse raves and intimate DJ sets. The 11-track album weaves together electronic elements, transforming her experiences into a cohesive sonic landscape.
Musically, the album showcases twigs' versatility. Tracks like "Eusexua" and "Perfect Stranger" anchor the album's atmospheric soundscape, while "Girl Feels Good" provides a high-energy counterpoint. The album features selective collaborations, including Koreless on "Drums of Death" and a notable appearance by North West on "Childlike Things."
Standout tracks demonstrate the album's range. "Striptease" offers a more subdued moment, contrasting with the album's predominantly kinetic energy. Throughout the record, twigs' distinctive vocals serve as a unifying thread, navigating between synth-driven beats and more introspective moments.
EUSEXUA represents more than a musical collection—it's a deliberate artistic statement about connectivity, sensation, and emotional experience. The album is now available on all major streaming platforms.
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