FKA Twigs Leaves It All on the Dance Floor
Briefly

FKA Twigs, known for the intimate album 'Magdalene,' shifts her focus in the new release 'Eusexua' to themes of external connectivity and community. Inspired by transformative experiences on dance floors, particularly during her time in Prague, the album expresses a journey of self-discovery and liberation through music. With pulsating bass and ethereal synths, the music invites listeners to embrace communal joy and healing through electronic sounds and rhythms, emphasizing the shared experience of awakening in club culture.
I died, whatever wasn't useful to me died on the dance floor... and I didn't have to worry about it.
Eusexua, an ode to finding and freeing yourself, was born from a fit of inspiration at a rave.
Read at The New Yorker
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