Sevdaliza Unveils Ode to Womanhood on Debut Album 'Heroina'
Sevdaliza's highly anticipated new album, 'Heroina', has finally arrived. A 13-track ode to femininity that delves into the complexities of womanhood and features collaborations with a talented lineup of artists.
In her press statement, Sevdaliza explained that the album was born out of her desire to explore different energies and frequencies while creating music around the world. "The songs on this record carry the same thread that's always been with me - humanity, the resistance of the body and mind, the way women and queer people are still shaped by control and the male gaze," she shared.
However, Sevdaliza notes that this time around, it's a different kind of protest. 'Heroina' is about embracing freedom while acknowledging its limitations. This tension between surrender and resistance serves as the core theme of the album.
The record features a diverse range of collaborations, including tracks like "Alibi" with Pabllo Vittar and Yseult, "Ride or Die, Pt. 2" with Villano Antillano and Tokischa, and "No Me Cansaré" with Karol G. Other featured artists include Kenia Os, La Joaqui, and Eartheater.
In a statement celebrating the album's release, Sevdaliza emphasized that her collaborators represent different shades of womanhood - resilience, sensuality, and independence. Together, they form a collective voice that challenges traditional narratives and celebrates the power of femininity in all its forms.
With 'Heroina', Sevdaliza marks her first full-length project since 2020's 'Shabrang', which included tracks like "Oh My God" and "Joanna". Her debut EP, 'Raving Dahlia', was released in 2022.
Sevdaliza's highly anticipated new album, 'Heroina', has finally arrived. A 13-track ode to femininity that delves into the complexities of womanhood and features collaborations with a talented lineup of artists.
In her press statement, Sevdaliza explained that the album was born out of her desire to explore different energies and frequencies while creating music around the world. "The songs on this record carry the same thread that's always been with me - humanity, the resistance of the body and mind, the way women and queer people are still shaped by control and the male gaze," she shared.
However, Sevdaliza notes that this time around, it's a different kind of protest. 'Heroina' is about embracing freedom while acknowledging its limitations. This tension between surrender and resistance serves as the core theme of the album.
The record features a diverse range of collaborations, including tracks like "Alibi" with Pabllo Vittar and Yseult, "Ride or Die, Pt. 2" with Villano Antillano and Tokischa, and "No Me Cansaré" with Karol G. Other featured artists include Kenia Os, La Joaqui, and Eartheater.
In a statement celebrating the album's release, Sevdaliza emphasized that her collaborators represent different shades of womanhood - resilience, sensuality, and independence. Together, they form a collective voice that challenges traditional narratives and celebrates the power of femininity in all its forms.
With 'Heroina', Sevdaliza marks her first full-length project since 2020's 'Shabrang', which included tracks like "Oh My God" and "Joanna". Her debut EP, 'Raving Dahlia', was released in 2022.
i mean, it sounds like she's exploring some heavy themes, but also celebrating femininity in all its forms 
is that a message for women everywhere or just a personal expression of herself? and what does she mean by "embracing freedom while acknowledging its limitations"? is she saying we should be free to be ourselves, but also aware of the power dynamics at play? 
her music is so raw and honest it's like she's speaking straight to your soul 
i love how she's not afraid to tackle tough topics like feminism and control, but at the same time she's all about embracing freedom and self-love - it's like she's giving us permission to be our true selves 
think about it, all these female artists coming together to create something like "Heroina" - what if they're not just celebrating femininity, but also creating a new standard? 
and have you noticed how Sevdaliza keeps mentioning humanity and resistance... what's really behind that resistance? 
can't wait to dive in and explore these new tracks!
this album is all about embracing womanhood and femininity, but also acknowledging its limitations, you feel? It's like she's saying we need to celebrate our power as women, but also be aware of the challenges we face 
. I'm loving the vibe of the collabs too, it's like a whole squad of strong women coming together to create something beautiful 
. Reminds me of the good old days when female artists were pushing boundaries and breaking rules in the music industry. Like, remember Lauryn Hill's 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' album? that was a game changer 
now we have Sevdaliza and all these other talented women making waves with their music... I'm so grateful for this new generation of female artists who are redefining what it means to be strong, independent, and unapologetically feminine 
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. The fact that she's working with so many talented artists from different backgrounds is a testament to her commitment to celebrating womanhood in all its forms 
but what i love most is that she's not just talking about female empowerment, she's also embracing vulnerability and surrender - it's like she's acknowledging that we can't be strong all the time 
anyway, 'heroina' is definitely on my spotify playlists ASAP 
! Sevdaliza's got some amazing collaborations going on and I'm loving how she's exploring the complexities of womanhood without being too preachy 
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and can we talk about the collabs?!? Pabllo Vittar, Villano Antillano, Karol G... they're all queens and I'm here for it 
this album is like a breath of fresh air, it's like Sevdaliza took all these different energies and frequencies she talked about in her press statement and just BLEW THEM AWAY 
with 13 segments, each representing a song on the album... that's how I see it - 13 different stories, all connected by a thread of femininity and self-expression 
. And at the center of it all is Sevdaliza's message - embracing freedom while acknowledging its limitations... it's like being in a constant dance between light and shadow 
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