LISA and Anyma release “Bad Angel”: a futuristic fusion of global pop and electronic music

Global K-pop superstar LISA has teamed up with Italian producer Anyma for their highly anticipated new single, “Bad Angel.” The track marks a powerful crossover between mainstream pop and conceptual electronic music.

Released on April 8–9 (depending on time zone), the song quickly generated worldwide buzz among fans of both artists, positioning itself as one of the most talked-about collaborations of the moment.


🔥 A collaboration that bridges two worlds

“Bad Angel” is more than just a song—it’s a sonic experience that blends two distinct artistic identities:

  • Anyma’s immersive, atmospheric, and experimental electronic sound
  • LISA’s charisma, versatility, and global pop appeal

The result is a track that aims to bring electronic music to a broader audience while maintaining its underground essence.


🚀 Futuristic aesthetics and visual storytelling

The release was teased with a visually striking preview, showcasing a digital and surreal environment—a signature element of Anyma’s artistic universe.

In the teaser, LISA appears with a bold new image, fully integrated into a narrative that merges:

  • Technology
  • Digital art
  • Music

Everything suggests that “Bad Angel” is not just a single, but a fully immersive audiovisual experience.


🌍 Perfect timing for a global impact

The release arrives at a time when electronic music continues to dominate global stages, especially at major festivals and live events.

The timing has also sparked speculation about a potential appearance at high-profile festivals like Coachella, although no official confirmation has been made.


🎶 Why “Bad Angel” is making waves

  • First official collaboration between both artists
  • A fusion of K-pop and European electronic music
  • Strong focus on innovative visuals and storytelling
  • High potential for global virality

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