After eight years Sia is back with the solo pop studio album “Reasonable woman”, featuring collaborations with Kylie Minogue, Paris Hilton, Labrinth and more. So get ready to dance, sing, and feel empowered!
Sia's musical journey has been nothing but remarkable, with over 50 billion streams and and 14 Billboard Hot 100 hits under her belt. Now, with "Reasonable Woman," she's ready to reclaim her throne with a mix of tropical pop, house, hip hop and a dash of ska, all delivered with her signature vocals and infectious melodies.
"Reasonable Woman" is more than just an album—it's a testament to the enduring talent and resilience of one of the most brilliant stars in the music industry. After overcoming some health hurdles, particularly related to autism, Sia's return to the spotlight is a proof to the healing power of music in her life.
The album boasts an impressive roster of collaborators. "Dance Alone" with Kylie Minogue is an instant mood-booster, while "Fame Won't Love You" (featuring Paris Hilton) is a catchy song that explore the pitfalls of fame. Chaka Khan, Tierra Whack, Labrinth, Kaliii, and Jimmy Jolliff complete the list of iconic stars.
Gustavo, superuser from the Portuguese Community, is one of Sia’s fans who’s buzzing with the new album, specially the collaboration with Labrinth and he tells us everything about it.
Sia's new song in partnership with the talented Labrinth is a true anthem of self-confidence and inner strength, with a contagious melody that will make you want to dance and sing along. The artist, best known for being the queen of the blonde wig and powerful falsetto, gifts us with her distinctive and unique voice.
The inspiring lyrics of "Incredible" make you feel capable of conquering anything, while the addictive beat takes you to a world of pure energy. Labrinth complements the song with his smooth voice and musical talent. The partnership between the two artists is perfect, creating a unique harmony that transports you to a universe of emotions. "Incredible" is much more than just a song. It's a powerful message for all of us to believe in ourselves and never give up on our dreams.
Did you like the new album and the collaborations? What’s your favourite?
