Alpha is liberation through electricity. Bold, sensual, and radically modern, the album captures Aitana breaking away from pop innocence to fully embrace electronic soundscapes, club culture, and adult self-expression. It’s daring, cohesive, and artistically confident — her most fearless reinvention so far.
Sonically, the record blends electro-pop, house, techno-pop, hyperpop touches, dance-pop, and experimental club influences with sleek, immersive production. Synths pulse, basslines hypnotize, and beats dominate with precision. The sound is highly cohesive, futuristic, and night-driven, creating a strong conceptual universe.
Lyrically, Alpha explores desire, independence, identity, heartbreak, power, vulnerability, self-discovery, and emotional freedom. The writing is more intimate and introspective than in previous eras, balancing sensuality with emotional honesty. Aitana presents herself as both fragile and commanding, deepening her artistic persona.
The 4-star rating reflects top-tier reinvention, sonic identity, and conceptual coherence with slight emotional distance. The album excels in atmosphere, innovation, and cohesion, but its cold aesthetic, heavy reliance on mood, and limited melodic warmth slightly reduce emotional immediacy and mainstream replay power.
Alpha stands as Aitana’s boldest and most artistically sophisticated project. Dark, electronic, and emotionally refined, it marks her definitive transition into modern pop auteur territory — a statement of control, growth, and fearless experimentation.
Favorite Track: Los Ángeles
Skip Track: The Killers
Disclaimer: This Is my opinion based on personal taste and emotions.
The skip tracks are not bad songs but just songs that are less memorable.