Elohim Reveals All With Personal and Vulnerable 2024 Album ‘Power of Panic’

At the start of this album journey, before singles, “Can’t Remember Your Name,” “Tiny Human,” and “Didn’t Sign Up For This” were revealed in late winter and spring of 2024, Elohim envisioned Power of Panic as a triumphant tale, celebrating the power to channel anxiety and panic into something greater. The plan was to pair this with a headline tour, leading to a pinnacle moment in her career. But this creative surge hit a wall when her old foes—anxiety, dissociation, and panic disorder—returned with a vengeance, struggles she has faced since she was young.

In a bid to cope, Elohim turned to Benzodiazepines, and soon, she found herself dependent. Her dream of overcoming these challenges started to unravel. She had to cancel her tour and began the difficult process of weaning off the medication, left with an almost finished album and a vision that seemed to be falling apart. At her lowest, she questioned everything, even whether to release the album.

Through her recovery, Elohim realized that the power of panic is very real, both in its destructive and transformative forms. This intense period forced her to face the raw, unfiltered truth of her message, not from the lofty place she had imagined, but from the gritty reality of her life.

Yet, Elohim can’t help but dream of a parallel world where she’s conquered these battles, back on stage, performing for thousands. She vows to never give up on that vision. For now, though, the reality is more complex, more fractured, but still beautiful. “Power of Panic” exists now, without the stage lights, and that has to be enough. Maybe tomorrow or the day after, that dream will spark back to life.

“This album’s true message is raw, brutally honest, and quite frankly not from the place I thought I would be, but from the place where I actually am.”  – Elohim

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The Power Of Panic album cycle has revealed Elohim’s excellence in regards to curating symbolic and visually striking content, delved into the intense struggles associated with mental health. Elohim has used these tracks to explore different facets of her journey, shedding light on issues often kept in the shadows.

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“Can’t Remember Your Name” dealt with the fog of memory loss and life’s chaos, illustrating an internal shutdown when things become too overwhelming. It was a poignant reflection of the confusion and frustration that comes with brain fog.”Tiny Human” contrasted the vast, busy world with feelings of insignificance, bringing to the forefront the overwhelming nature of societal pressures. This track captured the essence of feeling small in an ever-demanding environment.

“Didn’t Sign Up For This” addressed the crushing responsibilities and relentless pressures intrinsic to modern life. It was a candid take on how the burdens of contemporary living can weigh heavily on one’s mental well-being. Elohim bravely tackled these critical, often overlooked topics, bringing attention to mental health struggles that many shy away from discussing. Her music not only entertained but also opened up crucial conversations about mental health.

Now, the focus is squarely on the ‘Power Of Panic’ album, representing the climax within this saga of Elohim sounds and unveiling a collection of new songs all at once. This album stands as Elohim’s defining release of 2024, encapsulating her journey and the messages she aims to convey with its deeply personal and powerful themes. This album unfolds Elohim’s mental health journey, using raw, honest lyrics and engaging melodies to draw in listeners, igniting crucial conversations about often hidden struggles.

“I still can’t help but wonder what this would all be like in a parallel universe where I’ve conquered my struggles, where I’m on stage again performing for thousands. That’s the dream and I promise you I will never give up on that. The reality is so much more complicated, broken, and yet still beautiful. Power of Panic is yours: no stage, no lights, and that has to be enough for now.” – Elohim

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