Between the dancefloor and chaos: Neisha presents "Delulu", a journey into the dark side of clubbing

After shaking up the scene with her track De missió, Barcelona-based artist Neisha unveils Delulu, her most electronic single to date and a new taste of her upcoming project Presidenta de Cuntalunya—a conceptual work split into two sonic and emotional sides.

Delulu is an intense techno piece driven by synthesizers and minimalist rhythms. With compressed IDM echoes and a mixed groove that clashes with an aggressive sound, the track features vocals with a fragmented, straight-to-the-point message: the feeling of being left speechless in the face of constant information overload and a contradictory society that the artist refuses to be part of—yet inevitably is.

The Delulu music video is an ode to Barcelona’s underground nightlife, set in Sala Meteoro and infused with the rawest, most authentic spirit of clubbing. Inspired by the delirious energy of Sex and The City, the clip reclaims the joy of getting lost at night, licking the city’s underbelly, and dancing in spite of reality.

This release follows De missió, another track from the same album, but with a sharply defined trap/trash concept. With an Atlanta-style beat and unfiltered lyrics, the song celebrated sexual capital and turned every listener into a Catalan Sexyy Red.

Neisha continues to consolidate her musical universe with this new project—split into two sides—set to arrive in early 2026: Presidenta de Cuntalunya, an explosive blend that will cement her as a key figure in the new Catalan urban music scene. From her beginnings with Crimen Pasional in 2016, to her solo debut Dolcesa Bruna (2021), and the kawaii-hentai world of Anime en català (Delirics, 2023), the artist has performed on stages such as Strenes Urbana, Sala Apolo, Sidecar, and has even exported her sound to Berlin in collaboration with NTS x Adidas.

With Delulu, Neisha opens a new chapter—eyes on the dancefloor, heart in dissidence. Her project Presidenta de Cuntalunya has already kicked off its campaign, and all signs point to it marking a turning point in the Catalan music landscape.