Aradia embodies a style similar to 90's electronic freestyle without being dreadfully cheesy. Perhaps it's because she is a multi-instrumentalist, a unique song-writer, and a woman of many sounds. She may be originally from New York City, but she is now based out of Seattle, where she released Citizen of Earth. Her new album is completely harmonious, electronic-driven, with dashes of striking guitar to create a capsule of mystical art.

While the 11-track album may sound playful, inspired with electro-beats and percussion, her lyrics deliver meaningful positivity. "To trust your instincts they're always right. And now you know that you walk in the light. Don't hold your breath 'cuz another day is coming. It's different now, you don't have to keep running." "The Light" was charged by Aradia—showing her fans that her new-wave electronic music isn't only about dancing, but dancing in luminosity. She seems very in-tune with her natural surroundings, frequently citing examples from fire, starlight, and the how she is one with the sky and sea. "Isolation is a tragedy. The idea that we're separate is just illusory," she also remains poetic in "Trouble." And being that she is in search of another "M-Class" planet, is she also revealing her dark side—a loss of hope?

Her complexity in the album can also be reflected by her unreal style, where she is known for out of this world (literally) fashion designs and style. When she's not busy writing new songs or putting together a space-travel-star-princess costume, you can catch her performing in an upcoming West coast tour. In the meantime, check out one of my favorite tracks off Citizen of Earth below, "Trouble."

ALBUM REVIEWAradia "Citizen of Earth"