DUA LIPA.

A moving bass, a clear chorus, and a voice firmly in rhythm: Dua Lipa makes pop that invites you to move along. Her songs combine modern production with the warmth and physical feel of disco.

Start at the debut Dua Lipa and continue to Future Nostalgia. In the Future Nostalgia Album Story, you can read more about the record where that dance floor world comes together.

With Dua Lipa, much of the appeal lies in the balance between a recognizable voice and a groove that provides immediate direction. Bass, drums, and short melodic accents work together toward the chorus. The production can be expansive but maintains enough clarity to make the song land instantly.

On LP, you can hear how various dance rhythms and quieter moments keep an album moving. Follow the bassline through an entire track and then listen to the vocals positioned just before or after it. The record side makes the transition between songs part of the whole. In this way, even the less prominent sonic details find their place alongside the big hooks.

Radical Optimism opens up different colors again. The Moonlight Edition and the Future Nostalgia anniversary edition on 3LP offer a broader route through songs and remixes.

Follow the line through pop and disco. With Madonna and Kylie Minogue, you hear different ways of bringing together a strong song, a unique voice, and a danceable arrangement.

Live From Royal Albert Hall gives the songs an orchestral setting. Live From Mexico once again showcases the energy of a big live show.

Read the Dua Lipa Artist Story for the broader development. Her collaboration with Elton John also opens a side path to the Elton John Artist Story: a new encounter between recognizable voices.

Discover the editions of Dua Lipa at SJELF: Radical Optimism. View the available vinyl edition per record.