Rosalia brought global attention to traditional Spanish music, and now makes pop-opera an instant classic. In Lux she sings ...

Each song erupts from the former, constantly shifting and evolving in sound, on this truly phenomenal and ambitious work ...

There is nothing that sounds quite like what Rosalía is doing with “LUX,” and that is because she is daring to go where few ...

Motomami’s “Saoko” stressed that she was a transformer; Lux replaces everything under its predecessor’s hood without losing ...

I’m sure the moodboard for Rosalía’s LUX was beautiful: apples, pomegranates, sheet music. Simone Weil’s bespectacled scowl ...

With lyrics about fame, sex and self-discovery, Motomami debuted at the top of Spotify's global albums chart, took home album ...

Rosalía’s newest album is her most interesting and innovative project yet, highlighting her undying musical curiosity.

In behind-the-scenes photos from fittings for her Lux album cover shoot, Rosalía slipped into a daring Ann Demeulemeester bra ...

Pop icon Madonna is proving she is one of Rosalia's biggest fans, ahead of the official release of the Spanish singer’s fourth studio album, 'Lux.' Madonna shared her admiration on social media, ...

Spain is “having a nun moment”, said The Times, and Rosalía’s “aesthetic leap from motorbikes to mysticism” has only ...

At least those were the explanations offered by the musician on the piano stool. As for what each lyric was specifically ...

Why Rosalía’s ode to Anandamayi Ma transforms the idea of death into something gentle, floral, and celebratory ...