A Collaboration at the Intersection of Two Worlds

Anyma and LISA join forces on Bad Angel, a collaboration that signals a deliberate step into new creative territory. Released via Interscope Records on 9 April, the track brings together Anyma’s cinematic techno framework with LISA’s globally recognisable vocal presence, creating a hybrid form that moves fluidly between electronic and pop sensibilities.

At a time when genre boundaries continue to dissolve, Bad Angel positions itself within a growing space where electronic music intersects with mainstream culture without fully surrendering its identity. The result is a track that balances tension and accessibility — atmospheric in structure, yet immediate in its vocal delivery.

A Cinematic Vision Extending Beyond Sound

The release is accompanied by a visually ambitious music video directed by Gianluigi Carella, extending the narrative into a fully realised audiovisual experience. Produced by SixTwentySix, the project combines physical set design with CGI and VFX — notably without the use of generative AI — developed by Incendie Films, Joseph Perrette, Antoine Olla and Sarah Park.

Set within a controlled, futuristic environment, the video unfolds as a confrontation between human presence and digital constraint. LISA occupies the centre of this universe, her performance framed by a cybernetic architecture that gradually closes in. What begins as containment evolves into resistance, culminating in a final sequence where she breaks free and confronts an unseen antagonist.

The narrative remains deliberately unresolved, ending on a cliffhanger that mirrors the track’s central themes: identity, control and the fragile boundary between physical and digital existence.