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ADÉLA reflects on the changes in her life through music. Whenever she reaches a new milestone, her confidence bursts forth in choruses that are just begging to be listened to at full volume, with the windows rolled down. Conversely, a recent break-up might inspire a bold and raw ballad, whose hidden meaning speaks to anyone who has ever felt the same way. Every facet of her enigmatic personality finds its place on this album. You’ll get to know this curious little girl from Slovakia who managed to combine her ingenuity as a child ballet prodigy with her insatiable thirst to become a pop star. You’ll meet the uninhibited young woman who made her dream a reality 6,000 miles from home, in Los Angeles. Rooted in a distinctive sound that pulses and swirls, with beats that make the car boot rattle, sweat-soaked keyboards and lyrics as intimate as a text message sent at 3 am, her music remains grounded in reality, whilst her extraordinary personality brings just the right touch of whimsy to the fore.
After a decade as a professional ballet dancer and a stint on the TV show ‘Dream Academy’, she really made a name for herself in 2024 with ‘Homewrecked’, paving the way for her breakthrough. She captivated a devoted fanbase with the release of ‘Machine Girl’ [produced by Grimes], ‘Superscar’ and ‘SexOnTheBeat’, the music video for which featured Christina Aguilera. In the wake of her EP *The Provocateur*, released in 2025, she garnered praise from *Vogue*, *The FADER*, *Harper’s Bazaar*, *NYLON*, *Rolling Stone*, *Cosmopolitan*, *i-D* and *PAPER Magazine*. Demi Lovato invited her to join a major North American tour, and ADÉLA went on to play a string of sold-out concerts on both sides of the Atlantic. When it comes to attitude, she’s like that friend who lives so freely that she makes you want to do the same. She’s the woman you’ll idolise on her debut album, *PRIMA* [Capitol Records].
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