Nearly three years after releasing her first singles, Los Angeles-based artist Elohim has returned with her self-titled debut album.
“It is a collection of everything that is me as I am growing, creating and learning,” she told Soundazed about the long-awaited project. “It is start to finish a ride and an experience for anyone open to it. I put all of me into everything I do and all I can say is that I am very excited to share this record with the universe.”
The 15-track album includes the pre-release singles “Hallucinating,”“The Wave,” “Fuck Your Money (FYM),” and “Panic Attacks,” a collaborative track with Yoshi Flower.
You can stream Elohim’s debut album on Apple Music/iTunes or via Spotify below.
The artist/producer finishes up her headlining tour Friday (April 27), with plans to hit the road with the Glitch Mob in May. Check out her full list of tour dates here.
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