One of the most appreciated tracks from Delia’s repertoire, “Analog”, has been released in a symphonic version, together with the Bucharest Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Andrei Tudor.

Delia, alongside tenor Bogdan Mihai and over 71 instrumentalists, transposed the special emotion of a statement track with a powerful message, about the need for authentic emotions and real connections in a world dominated by the digital and the expansion of artificial intelligence.

The filming took place at the Palace of the Parliament, one of the most impressive buildings in the world, and the director, DoP and editor was Khaled Mokhtar. The video production belongs to Treabă Production (Ana Treabă and Ioana Verde). Andrei Tudor rewrote the track for this orchestral version, and Andrei Kerestely coordinated the recording, mix and master.

The track, composed by Delia with Alex Cotoi, lyrics by Delia and production by Alex Cotoi, stands out through its message, sensitivity and expressiveness, transforming lived experience into a memorable sonic experience.

“Analog” completes Delia’s creative universe and reconfirms the versatility of one of the most appreciated artists in Romanian music.

The release of “Analog” brought much emotion, joy and support from the public, who resonated with the message of the track and were impressed by the sensitivity of Delia’s interpretation.

Through “Analog”, Delia continues to consolidate her position as an artist who constantly redefines the limits of creativity and musical expression, as well as her versatility and capacity to transform emotion into music that resonates with audiences.

Also this year, Delia launched “Petale” with Irina Rimes, their first collaboration, an intense and profound track, a manifesto against abuse and indifference. Two of the most powerful and authentic voices in Romanian music meet for the first time, transforming emotion, vulnerability and truth into a message that cannot be overlooked.