Elīna Gluzunova has released her latest single “Diena ausa” on internet platforms, nra.lv reported. The singer won the television music show “X Faktors” seven years ago.
The song’s idea originated during a songwriting camp where teams had one and a half hours to create a new track, according to nra.lv.
Artists contributed to the track using mythological themes
The track features contributions from artists Ralfs Siliņš, also known as Siluets, guest artist Daniels Mad, and singer-producer Paula Dundere, while the mix and master were handled by Reinis Kārkliņš, la.lv reported.
““Diena ausa” apvieno etnomūzikas elementus ar mūsdienīgu elektronisko skanējumu,” Elīna told nra.lv. The lyrics use Latvian mythology and folklore figures, including Pērkons, melnie Jodi, gulbis, and Laimes zeme, nra.lv reported.
Elīna's personal changes and upcoming musical plans
In September, Elīna announced that her 12-year relationship with Artjoms Gluzunova had ended less than a year after their wedding, Santa.lv reported. In October, she arrived at Riga Fashion Week accompanied by her new partner, Jānis Pētersons, according to Santa.lv.
In 2027, the singer plans to participate in the anniversary concert tour of the group “Opus Pro” and prepare a romantic concert program with opera singer Jānis Apeinis, la.lv reported. She also plans to release her debut album next year, nra.lv reported.
Where the sketch was created and who contributed
Where was the initial musical sketch created?
The initial 30-second sketch was created during a songwriting camp where teams were given one and a half hours to build a new track, la.lv reported.
Which musicians contributed to the single?
The track features Ralfs Siliņš, also known as Siluets, guest artist Daniels Mad, singer-producer Paula Dundere, and cellist Erna Daugavietė, bnn.lv reported.
What are the singer’s upcoming performance plans?
In 2027, Elīna plans to join the group “Opus Pro” on their anniversary concert tour and perform a romantic concert program alongside opera singer Jānis Apeinis, la.lv reported.