Dragonfly by Asta Bria: Review

by admin July 3, 2025

July 3, 2025

Asta Bria spreads her wings with a dazzling new single, “Dragonfly,” marking a bold step into pop-dance territory with the help of legendary hitmaker Rob Davis. Known for his work on iconic tracks like Kylie Minogue’s “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” and Spiller’s “Groovejet,” Davis teams up with Bria to deliver an irresistibly hypnotic anthem, tailor-made for the summer dancefloor.

“Dragonfly” opens with hard-hitting, thumping beats wrapped in a lush, immersive soundscape. Asta Bria’s rich, deep, yet incredibly gentle voice glides above it all. The subtle sensuality in the way she sings, with her tone velvety and slow, contrasts captivatingly with the driving rhythm beneath. Her vocals swirl and float, as if caught in a breeze, and she repeatedly and stylishly intones the word “dragonfly” like a soft invocation, anchoring the song’s ethereal energy with a hypnotic refrain.

While the track is radio-ready and ripe for club remixes (one is already on the way), it also holds onto her signature introspective aura. It’s upbeat and anthemic, and her performance feels almost spiritual in its stillness, like a quiet moment of transcendence on a crowded floor.

Asta Bria has previously charmed us with her poetic voice in her indie pop singles, “Dream No6” and “Emma.” “Dragonfly” proves she’s just as powerful when soaring into more commercial soundscapes. Dreamy, catchy, and deeply atmospheric, this track is destined to be a highlight of the season—and a turning point in Bria’s ever-evolving artistry.