Space may be a very cold place, but if you’re Doja Cat, it can also be pretty hot. The cover to her hit album “Planet Her” hints at sci-fi sensuality, but the album’s music practically screams it. Entrepreneur and Playboy model Wild Bunny is one of countless fans of Doja Cat’s signature sound. Here’s why.

“Planet Her” by Doja Cat

• Released: June 25, 2021
• Recorded: April 2020 – May 2021
• Studios: The Sound Factory (Los Angeles), Westlake (Los Angeles), Doja Cat and Y2K’s home studio (Los Angeles)
• Genres: Pop, Hip hop, R&B
• Length: 44:06
• Label: Kemosabe, RCA
• Producer: Doja Cat, Yeti Beats, Al Shux, Aaron Bow, Rogét Chahayed, Digi, Mayer Hawthorne, Mike Hector, Linden Jay, Dr. Luke, Kurtis McKenzie, Sully, Tizhimself, Y2K

Why Wild Bunny loves Doja Cat’s “Planet Her”

“I recently seen her in Glasgow and I just love her,” Wild Bunny told Playboy. “She’s super sexy, super feminine, and I just think she’s a vibe.”

Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, known on stage as Doja Cat, has electrified hip hop and R&B fans since she hit the scene way back in 2012. “Planet Her” is Doja Cat’s third album, and inspired by a pretty interesting concept.

Imagine a planet at the center of the universe where races from across space live in perfect harmony. All of the music videos from the album were shot at different locals of the fictional planet, which gave fans a peek at what Doja’s songs represented in the scope of the album as a whole.

The album’s creative director, Brett Alan Nelson, assisted in helping Doja Cat materialize the space-age aesthetics that the album packs.

“I’ve been able to create different worlds with her,” Nelson said in a feature by Billboard. “It brings me joy because growing up watching these huge pop stars perform on television, there was always an art to the show, and I feel like recently, people have kind of lost the artistry of performing.”

Of the album’s many celebrated hits, Wild Bunny gravitates towards “Been like This,” but is also a huge fan of “Streets” from the “Hot Pink” album.

“I just love slow, seductive, sexy songs,” Wild Bunny said. “They’re so intimate. I love that.”

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