Zara Larsson

Zara Larsson trades sleep for synths on "Midnight Sun," chasing thrill and doubt

Zara Larsson circles the push-pull of euphoria and disquiet on her fifth album, "Midnight Sun," where twilight never quite fades into calm. The Swedish artist invites insomnia in neon hues, threading synth-layered pulses with lyrics that drift between the rush of reckless nights and the ache of emotional ambiguity.

From twilight piano lines to fog-thick beats, Larsson sketches out a nocturnal reverie that flickers somewhere between confession and evasion. What keeps her awake isn’t always what she admits.