Elohim‘s latest album, “POWER OF PANIC,” reveals her most intimate and soul-baring work to date. This project captures the raw essence of a soul grappling with its inner turmoil, offering a powerful narrative of resilience and the intricate journey of managing mental health.

Elohim’s path took a surprising twist as she faced a resurgence of anxiety, dissociation, and panic disorder. The necessity of medication led her to cancel her tour and confront these challenges head-on, resulting in a period of profound self-reflection. This intense introspection is deeply woven into the fabric of “POWER OF PANIC.” The album moves from an initial vision of victory to a candid exploration of anxiety, with Elohim channeling her personal struggles into her music like never before.

In tracks such as “Tiny Human,” driving rhythms convey feelings of insignificance within an ever-demanding society. “Can’t Remember Your Name” features vocaloid melodies and an atmospheric quality that echo the haze of memory loss, while “Didn’t Sign Up For This” combines forthright lyrics with frenetic production to create a heart-pounding experience.