Ahead of releasing their Rebecca Black-featuring new album My Agenda tomorrow (October 16), Dorian Electra has shared another mammoth collaboration from the record, the title track featuring Village People and Pussy Riot.
The genre-bending single is sung in both English and Russian verses, and addresses the "gay agenda," as well as the issues the LGBTQ+ community faces globally. "My agenda / Might offend ya / Out here flexin in my rainbow suspenders," they sing in the chorus.
Pussy Riot offered a translation of their verse on Twitter earlier today. See that below.
The record features further production by 100 gecs' Dylan Brady, d0llywood1, umru, Count Baldor, Clarence Clarity and Sega Bodega, among others. Previously, Electra shared three singles from the effort, including Black's collab "Edgelord," "Gentleman / M'Lady" and "Sorry Bro (I Love You)."
Listen to "My Agenda" below.
The genre-bending single is sung in both English and Russian verses, and addresses the "gay agenda," as well as the issues the LGBTQ+ community faces globally. "My agenda / Might offend ya / Out here flexin in my rainbow suspenders," they sing in the chorus.
Pussy Riot offered a translation of their verse on Twitter earlier today. See that below.
The record features further production by 100 gecs' Dylan Brady, d0llywood1, umru, Count Baldor, Clarence Clarity and Sega Bodega, among others. Previously, Electra shared three singles from the effort, including Black's collab "Edgelord," "Gentleman / M'Lady" and "Sorry Bro (I Love You)."
Listen to "My Agenda" below.
OUR VERSE 🚨🏳️🌈
— 𝖕𝖚𝖘𝖘𝖞 𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖙 (@pussyrrriot) October 15, 2020
moscow became a capital of gayrope
homophobes turned into queer
spiritual bonds r replaced with straps
our rainbow mob marches on the red square
gay propaganda - we make love from chechnya to uganda
we're dancing on the red square
we have lots of sex but it's safe
