German-Venezuelan artist Ivohé is back with her second album, 'Lonestar', a mesmerising dive into the complexities of city life and the search for peace within. Seamlessly blending hyperpop, electronica, R&B, and reggaeton, the album cements Ivohé’s place as a fearless innovator in modern music.
Produced in collaboration with longtime creative partner Youf, 'Lonestar' pulses with the energy of UK club culture while staying rooted in Latin rhythms. The result? A kaleidoscopic soundscape that’s as introspective as it is electrifying. Lush pads, rugged breaks, and heavy bass form the album’s backbone, while Ivohé’s soulful vocals bring a raw emotionality that cuts through the noise.
Drawing inspiration from her life in Berlin, Ivohé explores the duality of urban existence — a love-hate relationship with the chaos of cities that can both nourish and overwhelm. “It’s impossible to hate anything without loving it,” Ivohé shares. “'Lonestar' is dedicated with both pain and love to the cities that have given me a home; London and Berlin.”
From euphoric anthems to stripped-back ballads, the album is a rich tapestry of sound and emotion, capturing the full spectrum of the human experience. 'Lonestar' isn’t just an album; it’s a deeply personal statement from an artist unafraid to push boundaries and redefine expectations.
With 'Lonestar', Ivohé takes listeners on an unforgettable ride through the heart of the urban wilderness. This is music for the soul and the dancefloor — equal parts chaos and catharsis.
