
LVA is the sound of dark pop colliding with ancestral echoes—where glitching electronics, cinematic textures, and soaring vocals meet the haunting resonance of Bulgarian chants. The London-based singer-songwriter, producer, and media composer draws on influences like James Blake, Massive Attack, Radiohead, and Trentemøller to craft immersive soundscapes defined by dark drones, glitch-inspired beats, and powerful vocal layers. Her work balances vulnerability and intensity, creating a mysterious sonic universe that feels both intimate and otherworldly.
In 2025, LVA was invited to support legendary UK electronic act Orbital during their Sofia show at Vidas Art Arena, marking a milestone performance that solidified her presence on the international electronic music scene.
With her bold audio/visual project Side FX, LVA pushes beyond music into political commentary—exploring the pornification of culture, the power of collective intelligence, and the dangers of reactive futurism. The result is a visceral fusion of art and activism, positioning her as one of the most distinctive and uncompromised voices in the avant-pop landscape.

















"Her impressively expansive sound could easily carry an audience of several thousand in some megaclub, but I'll take a back room in a Camden pub any day of the week. Although there were actual songs in the set, it was the glitching tones that drifted in between the main tracks that I could have listen to for hours on end. " - dsoaudio
"Her work merges seemingly dissonant stylistic elements—anachronistically out of sync with one another—yet unified by a shared experimental tension. In LVA’s compositions, ancient Bulgarian chants with regular, repetitive melodic structures are displaced into alien cyberpunk atmospheres, crowded with glitches and explosive samples, resulting in unpredictable and original sonic outcomes." - Evrapress