Sohodolls are ushering in 2025 with a wicked confession, obsession has never sounded like this. Their new single, the slinky and sneering "My Religion," is a delightfully decadent alt-pop anthem that drips with desire, danger, and a devil-may-care attitude. This is a full-blown, synth-infused surrender to infatuation, devotion transcending to something heavenly.
Led by Grammy-nominated producer Dimitri Tikovoi (Charli XCX, Black Honey, Becky Hill), Sohodolls unleashes a track with gritty electronic intensity and a hypnotic, high-gloss sheen. The band's hallmark's unhinged synths slither amid a beat that arrives heavy as a midnight confession, seductive and impossible to ignore, like a body you knew you needed to shed. It's a sexy jolt of the 90s and 00s pop nostalgia (the braggadocious bombast of Eminem, the unattainable flash of Britney Spears, and the sultry strut of Ginuwine) splashed with a contemporary, cutting-edge sensibility.
Sohodolls reaffirm their reign as sonic seducers following the viral success of their Tikovoi-produced track, "Mayday." "My Religion" is a spiritual experience, an invitation to immerse yourself in obsession's dizzying highs and lows. Whether blaring from a late-night club's speakers or seeping into your subconscious long after the last note, one thing is sure. The worship starts now.