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★ DORIAN ELECTRA ★ HIPS DON'T LIE ★ FEEL GOOD INC. ★ MR. TAMBOURINE MAN ★ HELLA GOOD ★ BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE ★ WITHOUT ME ★ YOUNG FOLKS ★ DORIAN ELECTRA ★ HIPS DON'T LIE ★ FEEL GOOD INC. ★ MR. TAMBOURINE MAN ★ HELLA GOOD ★ BIZARRE LOVE TRIANGLE ★ WITHOUT ME ★ YOUNG FOLKS Dorian Electra Just Turned Your Entire Music Library Into a Runway You know that feeling when someone shows up to the party in an outfit so flashy and so smooth that we have to quietly sit with our own fashion choices? That's what Dorian Electra just did to the entire pop music canon — and yes, we should be excited. Last week, April 22nd, Dorian dropped their fourth studio album, simply titled Dorian Electra . No grand concept. No elaborate mythology. Just an album full of covers — your songs, our songs, the songs that have been floating through radio speakers and grocery stores and dentist office waiting rooms for decades — completely dismantled and reassembled like a vintage car turned space...

If your YouTube feed has suddenly been overtaken by Dorian Electra , you’re not alone— and you’re probably a little confused . That’s okay. Confusion might actually be the point . Let’s start with the basics. Dorian Electra ( they/them pronouns are correct ) is an American pop artist born in 1992, which makes them in their early 30s— hardly a Gen Z newcomer, despite how futuristic everything sounds . They’re originally from Houston , and their career spans back further than you might expect, with early viral videos dating back to 2010.  But what you’re likely seeing now is the current version of Dorian Electra: theatrical, hyper-stylized , and unapologetically strange in a way that feels… deliberate . Their discography isn’t massive, but it’s focused. Three main studio albums define their evolution: Flamboyant (2019), My Agenda (2020), and Fanfare (2023). Each one leans further into a kind of maximalist pop— layers of synths, distorted vocals , and themes that swing...