Ela Minus Releases ‘QQQQ (Remixes)’

      Ahead of her performances at Lost Village and End Of The Road...

      **06 · 08 · 2025**

      Ela Minus has released a compilation titled ‘QQQQ (Remixes)’.

      The Colombian electronic artist debuted her new album, ‘DÍA’, through Domino earlier this year. The album received enthusiastic acclaim, with Clash commenting at the time:

      By looking within to explore the outside world, she spent three years crafting her new material, ultimately feeling her lyrics needed to dig deeper. She ventured into new realms, both physically and emotionally, gathering insights from self-discovery and re-evaluating her words to convey what she had learned.

      Available now, ‘QQQQ (Remixes)’ sees Ela Minus revisiting a significant aspect of the album, while also featuring extended club mixes by South Florida electronic producer Nick León.

      Ela reflects…

      “Nick’s remixes feel like a partnership. It’s the first time I’ve been so involved in a remix of my music. We exchanged versions back and forth. From this process, two mixes emerged: a straightforward extended club mix (which the original always intended) and a beat-less rendition we named ‘Apocalypto remix’. I also recorded a live version of the song. After performing it live, something new sparked in it, or in me when I play it, so I included a fresh live recording in this EP.”

      Don’t miss Ela Minus at Lost Village and End Of The Road Festival this summer.

      Check out ‘QQQQ (Remixes)’ below.

      Photo Credit: Alvaro Arisó

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