Dorian visits the stream to investigate gay frogs.

Gay Frogs: A Deep Dive (Oki's Weird Stories)
https://youtu.be/i5uSbp0YDhc

Chemicals in the Water w/ Dorian Electra

Dorian visits the stream to investigate conspiracy theory & the federal reserve.

Zeitgeist w/ Dorian Electra

Dorian Electra- Idolize ( demo snippet)

09 - Sexting (BOTDF)

im so sick and tired of hiding behind curtains
seeing light through the gap but i know all the expectations
the autographs and the photographs designed all of my fashion 
when i look at the mirror im in another dimension 

i refuse to be remused 
can't believe i was standing right by you 

wanna see the all the eyes on me 
i’ll be the shadiest you see
I work so hard then I made it 
Nobody can fake it 

im tired, im tired, ill kill you with my shine 
im fine, im fine, ill be the demons child 

wanna see the all the eyes on me 
i’ll be the shadiest you see
İ work so hard then I made it 
nobody ever can fake it 

(im tired, im tired ill kill you with my shine 
im fine, im fine, ill be the demons child )
 
ah, just wanna wear my wig and heels
all I wanna see is dollar bills

ah, ah, im gonna carve my name to hills
not gonna be one whos refilled 


wanna See the all the eyes on me 
i’ll be the shadiest you see
I work so hard then I made it 
Nobody can fake it 
  

İm tired, im tired ill kill you with my shine 
İm fine, im fine, ill be the demons child 
 

wanna See the all the eyes on me 
İ’ll be the shadiest you see
İ work so hard then I made it 
Nobody can fake it 

(im tired, im tired ill kill you with my shine 
im fine, im fine, ill be the demons child )

Demon's Child (ft. Anka)

"Fandom is the new religion of our capitalist society." The genderqueer pop star discusses economic philosophy, queer aesthetics and the internet ahead of their new album.

Avant-pop star Dorian Electra wasn't your average American student. As an 18-year-old, they were interested in exploring philosophy and political radicalisation through music, making their debut in 2010 with the song "I'm In Love With Friedrich Hayek"—a ballad to the economist who influenced Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher’s free-market ideology. Electra was simultaneously working as a stripper, channeling their exploration of gender into an early career series of pop videos that told the history of feminism, drag and vibrators. More than a decade later, the artist has brought these seemingly contradictory facets of their interests into a bizarre and beautiful symbiosis. 

On this week's RA Exchange, Electra speaks with moderator Gunseli Yalcinkaya about the underpinnings of Fanfare, their third album, which lands on October 6th. One of the album's central conceits is the meaning of fandom and online culture in 2023. "I've been experiencing hyper-online everything," they said. "The past few years have solidified the idea in my head that as we've grown increasingly secular, people still want something to give their life greater meaning, and they've found that in connecting with others online in a way that's largely replaced religion." They also discuss their proclivity for ultra-synthetic, cartoonishly masculine pop; their take on the internet zeitgeist; ADHD; musical performance as an expression of the extremities of human experience and more. Listen to the episode in full.

This edition of the RA Exchange was recorded in collaboration with The Qube, London's first members' studio for music and content creators. If you're a music producer, songwriter, artist, photographer or podcaster and would like to apply for a membership, head over to theqube.com.

RA EX.672 Dorian Electra

Take a Slice - Glass Animals - Best part (slowed)

【AtR手书】(Mafumafu) - ロキ（そらる、まふまふ二次元形象演绎）(Roki)

The Phluid Project sits down with Dorian Electra to discuss gender identity, music, and a phluid future.

#InPhocus with Dorian Electra

My interview with the incredible Dorian Electra! When I wasn't crippled with the worst nervous laughter I've ever heard, we talked about their new album Flamboyant, sugar daddies, Camp, the best artists in Pop right now, and more.

Following the interview, I played some of their recommendations for great underground Pop.

Tracklist:
Dorian Electra - Mr. To You
100 Gecs - Ringtone
Moodkiller - I Thought You Loved Hunting
Quay Dash - Queen of this S***
Cowgirl Clue - A Figure 8
Namasenda - What U Got
Robokid - Ultrasonic
Shubu - 2Mountains

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