Colombian electronic powerhouse Ela Minus is back with a vengeance on her highly anticipated sophomore album, Día. Following up her critically acclaimed 2020 debut, Acts of Rebellion, Ela dials up the energy, delivering a collection of pulsating dancefloor anthems like “Broken,” “QQQQ,” and “Upwards,” before gracefully transitioning into ethereal, ambient gems like the hypnotic “Combat.” It’s an album that effortlessly bridges the gap between electrifying intensity and introspective calm.
With Día, Ela Minus expands her sonic palette, thanks in part to the genius touch of mixing engineer Marta Salogni and mastering expert Heba Kadry. Together, they elevate Ela’s sound, pushing beyond the intimate, hushed tones of her debut into a bolder, more expansive realm. The result? A record that feels both deeply personal and explosively universal.
Dive deeper into Ela Minus’ world by revisiting her 2020 Pitchfork Rising interview, “Ela Minus Makes Techno-Pop for Everyday Rebellion,” and get ready to lose yourself in the shimmering brilliance of Día. It’s techno-pop with a heartbeat, made to move bodies and spark revolutions.
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