The debut album 'Nervous Bliss' by electronic live act She Knows will be released on May 17, 2024 by the legendary Berlin label BAR 25 Music. In a total of eight danceable, melodic songs - four of them in Spanish and four in English - singer Teresa Tomas explores the different facets of a feeling we all know and seek with her unmistakably smoky voice, which sounds like a welcome, intimate, loving touch: the excited fluttering in the pit of the stomach when our nervous system is flooded with feelings of happiness. For example, when a mind-expanding trip or intoxication sets in, or in a moment of absolute vulnerability whose raw nakedness carries an unexpected thrill. A high, an electrifying moment in the face of absolute beauty, or in tune with the perfect frequency, but there is also a hint of nervousness in the air. 'Nervous Bliss' fans out a symphony of feelings song after song: Love, joy, gratitude, awe, clarity, purpose and transcendence - uniting them into a fulfilling experience of bliss. She Knows was supported by the 'Initiative Musik gemeinnuetzige Projektgesellschaft mbH' with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media. Music Production and Mixing: Marcel Dadalto.

She Knows embraces a collaborative and spontaneous approach to music production, often blurring the lines between electronic subgenres. From ambient interludes to also a little bit twisted and wacky synth lines, their studio sessions are a testament to the symbiotic creative relationship between Teresa and Marcel.

She Knows - Sektor Evolution (12.04.24)
The single 'Sektor Evolution' is a musical reminiscence of a club night in the legendary Dresden electro underground club 'Sektor' at the end of May 2022. The pandemic's lockdown restrictions were lifted, and partying was finally possible again. The underground sound of this party by the collective Syn.thie.Verrueckt inspired She Knows, consisting of Spanish singer Teresa Tomas and her musical partner Marcel Dadalto, so much that they immediately went into the studio for a jam session the following week to lay the foundations for this song. The result is an extremely danceable, technoid synth-pop song that beckons you to take a chance on love; an invitation to let go and surrender - to the music as well as to your own longing. 'If you're feeling what I feel, how not to love', sings Teresa in her unmistakably smoky voice, which immediately touches the heart when listening to it. 'If all you've got are fears then let me.'