Zora Jones Released Second Album 50 Bullets To The Heart

The Barcelona-based electronic artist debuted her new record following a lengthy recovery from chronic health issues.

Updated on Sept. 30, 2026 in Dance and Electronic

Zora Jones Released Second Album 50 Bullets To The Heart

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Electronic artist Zora Jones has released her second album, 50 Bullets To The Heart, on the Bellyfat label. The project follows her EP ANGEL CRISIS released earlier in 2026.

Why it matters

The album serves as a creative breakthrough for the artist, who was sidelined for seven months due to chronic back pain that prevented her from walking. Its concept draws inspiration from a story about a boy who used imagination to survive 400 bee stings.

The album follows the ANGEL CRISIS EP, which contained 6 tracks and marked the end of a 5-year gap in releases. One track on the new project, 'Ultrafreak', was recorded using an iPhone.

The players

Zora Jones

Zora Jones is a Barcelona-based electronic producer known for blending club music styles and experimental production.

Bellyfat

Bellyfat is the independent record label responsible for the release of 50 Bullets To The Heart.

The details

Produced with influences from Miami bass, Jersey club, grime, R&B, funk, and soul, the album includes tracks titled 'Hurt', '50 Bullets', and 'Makeup Bag - Part 2'. Jones has also been touring a new audiovisual live show that debuted at MUTEK Montreal in August.

Timeline

  1. The album was released on September 30, 2026.

  2. The live audiovisual show debuted at MUTEK Montreal in August 2026.

  3. A performance occurred at LUNCHMEAT Festival on September 26-27, 2026.

  4. A show is scheduled for Le Botanique in Brussels in October 2026.

  5. A DJ set is planned for Listen Festival on November 21, 2026.

Industry Dynamics

Zora Jones follows the rise of the global Jersey club and Miami bass fusion trend in electronic music by layering grime, R&B, and funk influences over established genre foundations. This eclectic approach reflects the ongoing diversification of club music production as artists look to blend regional styles.

Fans can listen to the new album on streaming platforms and catch the artist's new audiovisual live show at upcoming dates in Brussels. Tickets for her live tour and festival appearances can be purchased through local festival and venue box offices.

The takeaway

Jones transformed a period of severe physical hardship into a multi-genre musical project that emphasizes the power of imaginative survival. Her return to live performance demonstrates a strategic shift toward highly visual, immersive concert experiences.

Further reading

For more on evolving soundscapes in modern club music, see Dance and Electronic.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Broadway World.

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