Rosalía has unveiled her new song “Berghain.” The Björk and Yves Tumor collaboration is the first preview of her upcoming album, LUX, out November 7th via Columbia Records. Stream it below.
Co-produced by Rosalía with Noah Goldstein, Jake Miller, and Sir Dylan, “Berghain” is described in a press release as the “grand orchestral centerpiece” of the album’s second movement, expanding from “soft introspection to sweeping cinematic power, balancing intimacy and grandeur in a world that feels both deeply personal and boundless in scale.”
Over the London Symphony Orchestra’s sweeping strings, Rosalía switches between German and Spanish. Björk then takes over the song’s second half, and Yves Tumor closes it out, both singing in English. The equally dramatic music video was directed by Rosalía’s frequent collaborator Nicolás Méndez and filmed in Warsaw, Poland. Watch it below.
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Rosalía announced LUX last week through a Times Square billboard featuring the album’s artwork. Split into four movements, the follow-up to 2022’s Motomami was recorded with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daníel Bjarnason.
The project also features contributions from fado singer Carminho, Spanish flamenco singer Estrella Morente, Spanish singer/composer Silvia Pérez Cruz, the Escolania de Montserrat i Cor Cambra Palau de la Música Catalana, and regional música Mexicana act Yahritza.
The CD and vinyl editions of LUX feature three exclusive tracks; pre-orders are ongoing. See the artwork and tracklist below.
LUX Artwork:
LUX Tracklist:
MOV I
01. Sexo, Violencia y Llantas
02. Reliquia
03. Divinize
04. Porcelana
05. Mio Cristo
MOV II
06. Berghain
07. La Perla
08. Mundo Nuevo
09. De Madrugá
MOV III
10. Dios Es Un Stalker
11. La Yugular
12. Focu ‘ranni *
13. Sauvignon Blanc
14. Jeanne *
MOV IV
15. Novia Robot *
16. La Rumba Del Perdón
17. Memória
18. Magnolias
* = Exclusive to CD and vinyl editions
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