Elohim’s latest album, Power of Panic, is an emotional tour de force, showcasing her personal struggles and triumphs through an intimate musical lens. Known for her collaborations with big names like Marshmello, Big Freedia, and Skrillex, and her performances at major festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza, Elohim has captivated audiences with her unique sound and powerful message. With over 600 million streams and features in prestigious outlets such as Rolling Stone and The New York Times, Elohim’s impact on the music scene is undeniable.

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The Story Behind ‘Power of Panic’

At the outset, Elohim envisioned Power of Panic as a celebration of transforming anxiety into strength. The album, introduced by singles “Can’t Remember Your Name,” “Tiny Human,” and “Didn’t Sign Up For This,” was set to coincide with a headline tour, marking a significant milestone in her career. However, as she faced her old adversaries—anxiety, dissociation, and panic disorder—her journey took a difficult turn.

Elohim’s reliance on Benzodiazepines to manage her anxiety led to dependence, forcing her to cancel her tour and confront her challenges head-on. The album, nearly complete, was a beacon of hope she could no longer see clearly. During her recovery, Elohim recognized that the power of panic is both destructive and transformative. This revelation reshaped the album’s message, grounding it in the gritty reality of her experiences rather than the triumphant vision she initially imagined.

In her own words, Elohim reflects, “The power of panic is very real, both in its destructive and transformative forms. This intense period forced me to face the raw, unfiltered truth of my message, not from the lofty place I had imagined, but from the gritty reality of my life.”

Despite the setbacks, Elohim dreams of a parallel world where she has overcome these battles and is back on stage performing for thousands. For now, Power of Panic is a testament to her resilience, existing without the stage lights but shining brightly through its authenticity and emotional depth.

Lead Up to ‘Power of Panic’

The Power of Panic album cycle highlights Elohim’s skill in creating visually and symbolically rich content that delves deep into mental health struggles. Each single from the album sheds light on different facets of her journey, fostering discussions about issues often left in the shadows.

Can’t Remember Your Name” explores the disorientation and frustration that come with memory loss and life’s chaos. The song vividly depicts an internal shutdown when everything becomes overwhelming.

“Tiny Human” contrasts the vastness of the world with feelings of insignificance, capturing the pressure of societal expectations and the overwhelming nature of feeling small in an ever-demanding environment.

“Didn’t Sign Up For This” addresses modern life’s relentless pressures and crushing responsibilities, offering a candid look at how these burdens impact mental well-being.

These tracks received widespread acclaim and significant support from major platforms. Spotify featured them on its “Women of Electronic” playlist, while Apple Music highlighted them in “New in Dance” across 14 regions and “Trap & Bass” in 28 regions. Amazon Music included them in “Brand New Music” and “Fresh Electronic” playlists globally, and Audiomack featured them in “Best of the Week: Electronic” and “Electronic Ladies.” Esteemed electronic music outlets like ThisSongIsSick, Dancing Astronaut, EDM.com, and WeRaveYou also supported these singles.

‘Power of Panic’: The Album

Power of Panic represents the culmination of Elohim’s artistic and personal journey in 2024. The album, deeply personal and raw, unfolds her mental health struggles through honest lyrics and engaging melodies. It aims to ignite crucial conversations about the often hidden battles many face, using Elohim’s platform to shed light on these issues.

Elohim bravely tackles critical topics, bringing attention to mental health struggles that many shy away from discussing. Her music not only entertains but also opens up essential dialogues about mental health. The album’s release stands as Elohim’s defining moment of 2024, encapsulating her journey and the powerful messages she aims to convey.

As she continues to dream of a world where she has conquered her struggles and is back on stage, Elohim remains committed to her vision. She promises, “I still can’t help but wonder what this would all be like in a parallel universe where I’ve conquered my struggles, where I’m on stage again performing for thousands. That’s the dream and I promise you I will never give up on that. The reality is so much more complicated, broken, and yet still beautiful. The Power of Panic is yours: no stage, no lights, and that has to be enough for now.”

In Power of Panic, Elohim finds beauty in the broken, power in the panic, and strength in vulnerability. This album is not just a collection of songs; it is a journey through the complexities of mental health, a testament to resilience, and a beacon of hope for those who face similar struggles. Elohim’s Power of Panic is a raw, honest, and transformative work that will resonate deeply with listeners and continue to inspire crucial conversations about mental health.

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