W: Peter James May I: Torgeir Rorvik

Norwegian pop force Dagny has just released her much-anticipated third album, 'Dancefloor Erotica'.

Following her critically acclaimed debut 'Strangers / Love' and the follow-up 'ELLE', it marks a clear shift into bolder and more instinctive territory, with Dagny pushing further than ever before - embracing movement and self-expression with total abandon.

Lead singles 'Dancefloor Erotica' and 'Closet Disco Queen' hinted at this new direction - elsewhere, the album reveals darker and more uncompromising edges.

Speaking on the release of the new album, Dagny shared:

"Dancefloor Erotica is inspired by the playfulness of David Byrne and Talking Heads, the confidence of Madonna and the fearlessness of Lady Gaga. I think I’ll always want to explore new things and feel like I’m evolving, and I love that music can become the soundtrack to different periods of life and frame different emotions. For me, this album became a reminder to be brave during a time when I needed that reminder. I’m very excited to see how fans will receive it, but I hope they can use these songs in their everyday lives—that they can inspire a feeling of strutting confidently down the street, showing yourself to the world, standing tall, caring a little less about what others think, and trusting yourself.”


At a time when escapism and connection feel more necessary than ever, 'Dancefloor Erotica' is Dagny's most uninhibited album yet - a celebration of desire and liberation.

Dagny will play two UK shows in February next year.
  
2 February London Electric Ballroom
3 February Manchester Academy 3