Jada - Elements (2022) Hi-Res

Jada goes through fire and water on new album ‘Elements’. In a very short time, Jada has enchanted fans and reviewers with its soulful R&B and big pop ballads. Now the Danish singer is ready with her second album, ‘Elements’. When Jada released her debut album ‘I Cry A Lot’ in 2019, both Politiken, Gaffa and Soundvenue acknowledged with five stars. Now, three years and 14 acclaimed awards later, Jada has seriously established herself as one of the biggest pop stars on the Danish music scene and on May 27 she is ready to share her second album, entitled 'Elements', with the rest of the world. On the album, Jada takes the listener on an honest journey through a wealth of different emotions, experiences and nuances, which on the album, and as the title suggests, are divided into four elements that at the same time differ from each other and merge:

“I feel like I've been moving through four elements over the last three years - fire, water, air and earth. As I went through them and them through me, they became a part of me - they changed me. I experienced my life as if I was going through emotions in a very physical sense. The emotions were like physical elements that surrounded me, challenged me, threw me to the floor, transformed me and became a part of me. I experienced joy, pain, love, sorrow, strength, sexuality and transformation. Sometimes the processes felt the same and other times they felt like complete opposites. This is how the songs on the album also feel, as if each song is its own element and at the same time a mixture of elements - deeply intertwined, ”explains Jada.

The album's 16 songs move smoothly between the elements and include, in addition to a wide range of new songs, the already well-known hits ‘On Me’, ‘Dangerous’, ‘Something To Say’, ‘Nudes’ and ‘I’m Back’. The album includes an element diagram that gives an overview of the songs and what emotions each song encapsulates and is written from. "Fire represents transformation, sexuality, passion and the pain of something having to burn up for new things to arise. Air represents change, surrender, new perspectives. Earth represents grief, one’s roots, and the cycle of life. Water represents enjoyment, strength and mobility, ”says Jada about the importance of the four elements.