Berghain by Rosalia feat. Björk & Yves Tumor

Rosalía’s new track Berghain is a daring collision of sonic worlds, bringing together her flamenco-rooted experimental pop with the haunting avant-garde of Björk and the genre-bending energy of Yves Tumor. Released as part of her bold new album Lux, which is already being hailed as a possible album of the year, Berghain captures the spirit of underground resistance and artistic transcendence that defines the Berlin club it’s named after.

This collaboration feels both mythic and modern—three of the most adventurous voices in music altering each other’s frequencies in real time. Rosalía, known for reshaping flamenco for a global audience with albums like El Mal Querer and Motomami, steps into deeper experimental waters with Lux. Björk’s vocal presence adds an elemental eeriness, while Yves Tumor’s contribution offers gritty textures that scrape against the beat like steel on stone.

“Entré al templo sin mirar atrás, mi alma en llamas pero mi piel en paz”

This lyric—translated loosely as “I entered the temple without looking back, my soul in flames but my skin at peace"—captures the spiritual dissonance of club culture: sacred, volatile, and deeply personal.

With Berghain as a centerpiece, Lux unfolds like a ritual in motion, built on risk and euphoria. It’s a powerful moment in Rosalía’s evolution—collaborating not for chart reach, but for artistic resonance.

Listen now to our song of the day and dive into the luminous shadows of Lux. Show your love for music and share justadailysong.com with your friends.