Anyma x Lisa single

Lisa spent 2025 building a solo pop career around her album *Alter Ego*, and on April 8, 2026 she swerved into festival-ready electronic music with “Bad Angel,” a new single credited to Anyma and Lisa. (seashop.lalisaofficial.com) (udiscovermusic.com) The timing was tight on purpose: V Magazine reported the song was set for April 8, just before Anyma’s Coachella main-stage debut of his new live show ÆDEN. (vmagazine.com) (anyma.com) Anyma is the stage name of Matteo Milleri, an Italian-American producer whose solo project mixes techno with giant digital-world visuals, and his official site describes the act as part electronic music creator and part digital artist. (anyma.com) (unvrs.com) That matters for this release because “Bad Angel” is not just a guest verse dropped into a playlist economy. It arrived under Anyma’s name right as his 2026 touring cycle was being framed around ÆDEN, a new show he says will debut at Coachella before moving to cities including Shanghai, Seoul, Istanbul, and Milan. (anyma.com) Lisa comes from a very different machine. Her official store describes *Alter Ego* as her debut solo album through LLOUD Co. and RCA Records, released on February 28, 2025 after singles including “Rockstar” and “New Woman.” (seashop.lalisaofficial.com) So this pairing joins two audiences that do not usually meet in the same release week: Blackpink’s global pop fandom and Anyma’s melodic-techno crowd that follows visual-heavy live shows and festival bookings. UDiscover said the single and video landed just ahead of Anyma’s Coachella performances, which gave the crossover an immediate live setting instead of a slow rollout. (udiscovermusic.com) (coachella.com) Coachella’s 2026 lineup page lists Anyma on the bill, and the festival slot gives the song a built-in test run in front of one of the biggest mixed-genre crowds in live music. (coachella.com) (anyma.com) The release also extends Lisa’s post-Blackpink solo strategy of moving between markets instead of staying inside one lane. Her official album rollout already paired her with Rosalía and Tyla on *Alter Ego* material, and “Bad Angel” pushes that outward into European electronic music right before the spring festival circuit. (seashop.lalisaofficial.com) For Anyma, the upside is different. He gets a track fronted by one of the most recognizable names in Korean pop just as ÆDEN is trying to scale from a dance-music project into a broader global live brand. (anyma.com 1) (anyma.com 2) That is why a single song announcement moved fast online this week. It was not only a new release on April 8, 2026; it was a collision between a solo pop star coming off her first album cycle and a producer using Coachella to launch the next version of his live universe. (udiscovermusic.com) (seashop.lalisaofficial.com) (anyma.com)