Pop’s most fearless disruptor, Magdalene (@magdalene10000), returns with “DJesus,” a blistering new single that blurs the line between satire, spirituality, and rave-ready catharsis. Paired with a striking official music video featuring dance-pop icon Snow Wife, the release cements Magdalene’s reputation as a boundary-pushing voice redefining modern pop culture. ⚡✨
Magdalene – “DJesus” (Official Music Video)
Co-written and produced by Slushpuppy (KATSEYE, Snow Wife) alongside Dylan Harrison, “DJesus” is equal parts confrontational and addictive. The track channels the theatrical bite of early pop provocateurs while layering confessional, razor-edged lyrics over an abrasive, dance-forward soundscape. It’s pop music that doesn’t ask for permission—it demands attention. 🔊🔥
Directed by Mitch deQuilettes (ADÉLA), the accompanying visual is a surreal, cinematic fever dream set against the stark backdrop of a Southwestern trailer park. Magdalene assumes the role of “DJesus,” a hypnotic, godlike figure whose gaze draws followers into a frenzy of devotion and disorder. The result is unsettling, glamorous, and impossible to ignore—a visual metaphor for the seductive extremes of belief systems in contemporary America.
Magdalene
“‘DJesus’ is a commentary on the cult that conservative Christianity has become in America,” Magdalene explains. “I play DJesus, a powerful being whose hypnosis is unleashed when her eyes are uncovered, leading her followers into a religious psychosis possession. Set in a Southwestern small town trailer park, DJesus leads lost and lonely souls into her devious grip.”
Fresh off high-profile co-signs from Current Joys, Surf Curse, and former PAPER Editor-in-Chief Justin Moran, Magdalene is steadily building momentum. Her previous single, “Lucky Girl,” earned critical praise, a PAPER feature, and a coveted spot on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Pop playlist—signals of an artist rapidly moving from underground fascination to mainstream conversation. 🚀
Rooted in her New Mexican upbringing, Magdalene fuses desert-born grit with high-concept pop theatrics, crafting music that’s as confrontational as it is infectious. With “DJesus,” she continues to carve out space for pop that’s smart, satirical, and unapologetically strange—bridging the gap between alternative subculture and pop spectacle.
As she gears up for a steady rollout of new singles leading into her debut project, Magdalene stands poised as one of 2026’s most compelling breakout artists. “DJesus” isn’t just a song—it’s a statement.
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