Cobrah is the sultry, serpent-inspired pop princess making music that will fulfill your freakiest fantasies. Through a style self-described as “BDSM Pop,” Cobrah has released singles, EPs, and appeared as a featured artist with fellow female singer-songwriters Ashnikko and CupcakKe, earning over a million monthly listeners. Her electric sound, inspired by the LGBTQ+ community and overseas club culture, is sure to leave you thirsting for more. Now, your musical and emotional needs will finally be met.

The internet is any pop artist’s game, and Cobrah came to play. In 2026, success in the music industry requires much more than simply raw talent. To succeed, it is essential that artists establish their brand. Fans want to follow artists they not only enjoy listening to but who also show individuality through fashion, passion, or relatability. Fashion is not just clothing; it’s a method of expression and storytelling. Whether it’s Sabrina Carpenter’s playful, glittery bodysuits, Tate McRae’s sporty, athletic jerseys, or even Zara Larson’s beachy, vibrant Y2K sets inspired by the viral dolphin “Symphony” meme, branding through fashion has the power to solidify an artist’s success. All of these female pop powerhouses created memorable brands for themselves, increasing their audience reach. The upcoming star Cobrah is following the same formula.

Cobrah is not shy when it comes to self-expression. Whether it’s layers of latex, a full-face beat, or bold braided hair, she ensures her looks are unforgettable. These eye-catching looks act as a parallel to her sound, which is rooted in fetish, techno, and club aesthetics. It is clear to her audience that, in addition to her love of music, she has a love for the fashion game, with the artist being seen in attendance at New York and Paris’ Fashion Week. Her looks, as well as her music, are designed for thrill.

The Swedish singer announced her debut album, Torn, to be released on March 6, 2026. Preceding this highly anticipated release, the artist teased her upcoming sound with her newest single, “Hush.” The track, accompanied by a steamy music video of her and her alien boo, explores the exhilarating first sparks of an intimate connection. When exploring initial attraction, sparks can feel intense, even if they quickly fizzle out. “You kiss me, and I’m falling for the weekend,” sing Cobrah, “Text me if you’re feeling sick of speaking, hush.” Clubbing creates opportunities for intense, physical connections, without requiring continued closeness after the evening. Cobrah is known for her fast, rhythmic, and sexy beats, and the message behind “Hush” matches her lively sound. When listening to Cobrah, you feel electric and alive. While Torn will be her debut album, Cobrah has already established a memorable brand as an artist, and we are certain listeners can expect it to be freaky, fierce, and fully feminine.

To keep clubbing with our queen, Cobrah, stream her new single, Hush, and presave Torn here. Upcoming shows include Treefort Music Festival in Boise, ID, on March 27 and Coachella in Indio, CA, on both April 12 and April 19.