DESCRIPTION:
Taken from the debut album 'Zhala' available to pre-order now http://smarturl.it/zhalaitunes?IQid=youtube

Video for 'Aerobic Lambada', first premiered on Dazed Digital: http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/23511/1/watch-zhalas-personal-fantastical-aerobic-lambada

I'm a huge fan of Ester Martin Bergsmark that directed this video, and I'm so happy we got to work together! Hen will expand your mind!!
And everyone else that was part of this!! ♥♥♥ ((^_^))

The song describes the itchy feeling you get in your butt when you have to adjust to different social contexts but you can't, that frustration, and also stress, when you hurry in slow motion. I wanted to keep that feeling in the video and create a dream and reality that is fused together.

- Zhala

The track is available everywhere now!
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/aerolambadaitunes?IQid=youtube
Spotify: https://play.spotify.com/album/6fu8VbWfjAGfIp018nYBgZ

Like this? Watch more from Zhala here:
http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Zhala

More music and video at: http://zhalazhala.com

Credits:
Director and DoP: Ester Martin Bergsmark
Producers: Siri Hjorton Wagner and Tony Karlson
Choreographers: Nadja Hjorton and Zoë Polluch
Costume and set design: Tony Karlson, Johan Ahlkvist
B-photo: Lisabi Fridell
Gaffer: Roland "Tökkförs" Engström
Catering: Elliot Foxprince
Runners: Neda Sanai and Hanna Strandberg
DIT: Alexi Carpentieri
Grading: Erik Fhölenhag

Thanks to: All the actors and dancers, Humlehof, Vår Bagarbod, Molami, Sofia Hedlund, This is Sweden

About Zhala:

Zhala's haunting and evocative melodies are packed with a serious punch, full of thought-provoking lyrics and undeniable hooks. Using Stockholm as her base, but with the mindset of a modern day transnational, Zhala’s music is futuristic, labeled by the artist herself as “cosmic pop.”

Zhala (Rifat) was born and raised in Stockholm, Sweden. She became very involved in the local art and club scene and further developed her talents as an artist through dance, singing and her live shows. This path eventually led to her being signed to Konichiwa Records in 2012.

While recording the music for her first release, Zhala continued to tour - playing several festivals (Bestival, Isle of Wight, Way Out West), a unique performance at the Jean Paul Gaultier exhibit at Stockholm’s Moderna Museet, and most recently, opening slots for Robyn in London, Berlin and Stockholm.