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FKA twigs details her forthcoming album EUSEXUA Afterglow, an entirely new body of work that will serve as a continuation of her critically acclaimed album EUSEXUA, which was just named one of the Mercury Prize 2025 Albums of the Year. Initially conceived as a deluxe album to EUSEXUA, Afterglow has now evolved into a fully-fledged body of work, with an entirely new tracklist set for release on November 14th. The announcement comes alongside her new single “Cheap Hotel,” and a Jordan Hemingway-directed music video featuring the Clermont Twins, as well as an official album trailer.

January’s EUSEXUA was a love letter to the techno rave scene and how it can initiate change within. EUSEXUA Afterglow expands on the feelings that come after experiencing EUSEXUA, transmuting them into a soundtrack for the hours after the rave and extending that high into the afters. It is the experience of having left the rave but still feeling the pulse of the music and the euphoria of movement inside you even though you have physically left that space. Afterglow is a record steeped in the reverence of techno, but the beats now are fractured and derelict, and playful most importantly. Afterglow is the culmination of all the skills that FKA twigs has developed across her acclaimed catalogue — the adoration of the dancefloor evident across EUSEXUA, the playful hooks of CAPRISONGS, the vulnerability of MAGDALENE, the sensuality of LP1 and the waviness or her earliest EPs.

EUSEXUA Afterglow’s announcement follows a summer tour and festival run in support of EUSEXUA and recent single "Perfectly,” which was previewed across the EUSEXUA tour, including Primavera in Barcelona and at LadyLand in New York City. Just last month, twigs launched the Afterglow era in Seoul, South Korea, with an intimate listening party followed by a sold-out rave for fans where she played “Cheap Hotel” for the first time.

EUSEXUA is a word of twigs’ own making, which she defined as the “moment before an orgasm: pure nothingness but also pure focus in a state of eusexua. That’s kind of the way I want to live my life right now,” in her April 2024 cover story for British Vogue. A “love letter to how dance music makes [her] feel,” EUSEXUA was executive produced by twigs herself alongside longtime collaborator Koreless and features additional production from Dylan Brady, Eartheater, Ethan P Flynn, G-Dragon, Jeff Bhasker and Nicolas Jaar, among others. Upon its release mid-January, EUSEXUA received rave reviews from outlets such as Rolling Stone, Billboard, Vulture, Variety, NME, and received a Best New Music stamp from Pitchfork and a Critic’s Pick from The New York Times. It has already been included in several midyear roundups from Consequence, which described EUSEXUA as “a triumph,” Rolling Stone, Variety, NPR, Vulture, Harper’s Bazaar, Stereogum, Paste Magazine, and more.