Slim Soledad’s influence within the queer and Latin underground is grounded in community as much as in sound. Through her work with the Chernobyl Collective, she helped redefine space for LGBTQ plus artists in Brazil, asserting presence through collaboration, visibility and collective energy. Whether she is behind decks or on stage, her performances carry that same directness. The trajectory across Europe, Asia and South America has turned movement into a form of authorship. Festivals, clubs and multidisciplinary collaborations have shaped her into an artist who reads each city as context and challenge.

Slim adapts, absorbs, rewrites and redefines without losing the pulse of the scenes that formed her. This constant motion sits at the core of Jetlag Queen. The track listens to the world through the perspective of someone who never fully arrives, someone for whom transit itself becomes a point of origin. It is a statement about fluidity, distance and the tension of living a life stretched between timelines and continents. Slim isolates the strange intimacy found in jetlag, where the body is tired but the mind is open, where identity sharpens through displacement, where the dance floor becomes the only fixed point in a moving landscape. In her hands, movement becomes meaning. Exhaustion becomes euphoria. In betweenness becomes a place to inhabit rather than escape. Jetlag Queen captures this state with precision, offering a soundtrack for those who recognise themselves in motion.

Jetlag Queen will be released on December 5th, Headroom Records.