Dorian Electra

Pop provocateur Dorian Electra is a world-builder whose work blurs genre, and spectacle into a singular vision. Their breakout debut Flamboyant (2019) introduced a maximalist universe rooted in satire, queerness, and theatrical pop, while its follow-up My Agenda (2020) pushed deeper into sharper political commentary and harder-edged sound design, fusing pop with metal, electronic, baroque, and experimental influences. Across their career, Dorian has collaborated with boundary-pushing artists including Lady Gaga, Charli XCX, 100 gecs, Village People, and Pussy Riot, cementing their place at the intersection of pop, performance art, and internet culture. Their third album Fanfare (2023) expanded Dorian’s sonic palette even further - weaving together pop, glam rock, orchestral, and electronic music while leaning fully into excess, irony, and the cult of celebrity. Recent releases including “Freak Mode,” “Sodom & Gomorrah,” and the Boys Noize-produced single “Fake Denim” showcase a sharp, more club-leaning chapter, balancing humor, hedonism, and emotional intensity. Whether on record or on stage, Dorian Electra operates with total creative autonomy, using music as a tool for transformation, confrontation, and liberation.