In the narrow space between reality and imagination, wisdom and curiosity, and pleasure and pain lives pop storyteller Allegra Jordyn. Brimming with emotional intensity and dramatic tension, her music holds a mirror to our deepest desires, flaws, and fears, and invites us to find the beauty within the darkness: “It’s a reminder of the inherent duality of good and bad within all of us.”

Music has been Allegra’s sanctuary for as long as she can remember; creating it became a way for her to process both the world around her and her innermost thoughts and feelings. Some of her earlier bittersweet musings would later present themselves as her introductory project, Take It From Me, I Know. This was followed by Dreamstate, which saw her envision a wonderland characterized by vivid poetry, thrilling adventure, and genuine romance. At first glance, Dreamstate is hopeful and idyllic, but underneath, it discloses some of her most personal experiences with depression, dissociation, and escapism. Her music took a darker turn with her triple-single project, Where Dreams End…, an intimate look into the complex and unpredictable mind of the rising artist as she searched for meaning in her life.

Most recently, she presented DREAMKILLER, a dark and cinematic project inspired by Wilder's melodramatic film noir and Poe’s beautifully macabre poetry. “It captures the internal struggle of wanting to protect ourselves from pain and failure but also recognizing that doing so inadvertently inhibits our growth and holds us back,” shares the artist. Self-assured yet vulnerable, the 8-track project explores how we are often our own worst enemies. Filled with elegant string arrangements, layered harmonies, and twangy electric guitars, the innovative production blends with Allegra's smooth vocals and descriptive writing to carve out an artistic space that is distinctly her own.

Opening track, “Everything on Earth with you,” sets the stage, giving the project a bold launching point with a dramatic chorus imbued with both assertiveness and desperation. Continuing with previous singles “Fatal Flaw” and “Monster of Me,” and closing with the chillingly addictive and fan-favourite “MINE,” Allegra delves into themes of infatuation, heartbreak, and nostalgia, fearlessly sharing intimate details of past relationships and the self-destructive actions that have ultimately led them to their downfall. The project also features the seductively deceptive “Hurt Myself the Hardest,” cinematic “Radio Silence,” taunting “Love is a Fever” and the previously released electro-pop ballad “Made to Break.”

With DREAMKILLER now available and new singles every month, the rising artist is proving that she has become fearless in revealing the most intimate and vulnerable parts of herself.