The wait is over. On August 15, 2025, GINAxC released her new single My Darkness (Dorian Gray), and ever since, it has rippled through listeners like a dark, electric current. Originally expected to be “just the final drop” before her highly anticipated album My DNA (arriving September 19), the song has already become something larger: a manifesto in sound, a storm of elegance and defiance that refuses to be ignored.
From the very first beat, My Darkness (Dorian Gray) doesn’t simply play—it invades. The track pulses with hypnotic energy, merging cinematic shadows with club-ready electricity, blurring the line between vulnerability and strength. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t ask to be understood; it demands to be felt.
Listeners describe the experience as dual and intoxicating: on one side, an irresistible rhythm that begs to be danced to; on the other, lyrics sharp enough to cut through silence. “I’m like a work of art, but better in the dark”—GINAxC sings, delivering a phrase that lingers like a mantra for those who dare to embrace their rawest selves. The influence of Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray can be felt not only in its imagery but also in its essence: the beauty of darkness, the danger of honesty, and the liberation of defying what others expect you to be.
What makes this release even more striking is how deeply personal it is. GINAxC didn’t just perform it—she built it. Every word, every note, every hypnotic loop came from her own hands, sculpting the track into a living piece of art. The repetition doesn’t numb; it enchants, pulling the listener into a trance where time feels suspended, like staring into a portrait that shifts the longer you gaze at it.
The single also arrived with a visual counterpart—the official music video, which premiered just an hour before midnight in Stockholm. It’s more than a visual backdrop; it’s an extension of the song’s mythology. Dark, symbolic, and strikingly beautiful, the video confirms what the music already whispers: GINAxC doesn’t just release tracks—she crafts entire universes.
With My Darkness (Dorian Gray), she has given us more than a song. She has given us a mirror. For some, it will be unsettling; for others, it will feel like liberation. But for everyone, it will be unforgettable.
This release is not a step toward her upcoming album—it is a landmark in itself. Proof that pop can be profound, gothic, defiant, and still make you move. Proof that sometimes, the brightest light is found in the shadows.
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