ADÉLA

No obstacle has ever been too great forADÉLAto overcome in pursuit of her dream. Not even the 6,000 miles between her home and Los Angeles were an excuse for the young Slovak woman not to at least give it a try. So in 2023, a lot changed when she appeared on the reality show “Dream Academy.” After being eliminated from the show,ADÉLAdevoted herself to her solo project starting in 2024, through which she has released several singles and an EP to date and is celebrating worldwide success. With a sound that blends pulsating beats and energetic keyboard tones with lyrics as intimate and relatable as a text message you get from a friend at 3 a.m.,ADÉLA’sart is, above all, one thing: grounded in reality, while her personality brings a healthy dose of imagination to the table. Now comes her debut album“PRIMA,” set to be released on September 4 via Capitol Records, continuing the singer and dancer’s success story. In early 2027,ADÉLAwill bring her debut album ontouras part of“The Red Bottoms Tour,” performing at Cologne’s Carlswerk and Berlin’s Metropol.

Adéla Jergováis originally from Bratislava. She realized she wanted to be a singer at the age of three while watching the sitcom “Hannah Montana,” after which she taught herself English as a child. At the same age, she began taking ballet lessons in Moscow, which led to a ten-year career as a professional ballerina with stints at the Vienna State Ballet and the English National Ballet School in London. After appearing on “Dream Academy,” however,ADÉLAfocused on music and made her debut in 2024 with her single“Homewrecked,” which slowly paved the way for her breakthrough. With songs like“Machine Girl,” “Superscar,” and“SexOnTheBeat,”the Slovakian artist built a dedicated global fanbase before her next major milestone in 2025: Her debut EP“The Provocateur”earned high praise from media outlets such as Vogue, The FADER, Rolling Stone, Cosmopolitan, and others. As a result, Demi Lovato invited her to open for her North American tour, whileADÉLAsold out her first headline shows on both sides of the Atlantic.

When it comes to her attitude, the Slovakian artist is like that one friend who goes through life so carefree that she inspires you to be just the same. That’s exactly the kind of woman you’ll come to idolize on her debut album, “PRIMA.”Because if there’s one thing that comes through inADÉLA’smusic, it’s the changes in her own life. While her self-confidence in good times radiates through rousing choruses that beg to be blasted at full volume with the windows rolled down, a recent breakup serves as inspiration for bold, unflinching ballads, whose hidden message is directed at anyone who’s ever felt the same way. “Red Bottoms,”“KGB,” and“Ain’t In LA”already hinted at the album’s sound and quickly became the artist’s new top tracks as she reaches for the stars with“PRIMA.”