MUSIC

In 2014, Laganja began her musical career by contributing original vocals and lyrics to RuPaul's "Jealous of My Boogie," for the album RuPaul Presents: The CoverGurlz.

One year later, Laganja embarked on her own with her debut single "Legs," featuring rapper and actress Rye Rye. That same year, Laganja was featured on RuPaul’s Drag Race All-Stars 2 winner Alaska’s “Gimme All Your Money”, which has collected over 3 million listens and received rave reviews from Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, Huffington Post, and Jezebel.

Over the next 4 years, Laganja dropped a flurry of singles: “Hot Box”, “Tease 4U”, and “Green XXXMAS”, which appeared on the Haus of Edwards’ Christmas album, A H.O.E. Xmas. Her fourth single, “Look at Me” featuring J. Tyler, garnered over one million streams and half a million views on its music video, followed by her fifth single “Smoke Break.”

In 2020, Laganja raised the stakes and released her sixth single and largest music video shoot yet, “Daddy”. The videos’ sex positive message made headlines in what American Songwriter called “a bold expression of sexuality and lust, showing what it would be like to act on those feelings unabashedly (with cake and honey).”

In 2021, Laganja celebrated 4/20 with her seventh single, “Hypeman”, a bold collision of queer artistry and high-energy club music. In the same year, she celebrated the spirit of Halloween with her eight single (and spooky banger) “Poison Ivy” exclusively with Entertainment Weekly. The following year, Laganja’s collaboration with LVCRFT on a 90s diva house bop, "Drip". They kept the party going with Laganja’s feature on "Kaleidoscopic Hues", another dance track produced by LG (Team Genius).

Recently, Laganja released singles nine and ten. The first, “HAWT”, debuted in 2024 as a vibrant Pride anthem full of fun and summer energy. Exclusively launched on the Web3 platform Gala Music, the track allowed Laganja to engage more directly with fans while maintaining greater control over her streaming revenue. Following that, “Daily Basis” dropped on April 20, 2024, accompanied by a Japanese-inspired single take music video shot at Sin Spaces in North Hollywood in collaboration with her longtime creative partner Robert Hayman.