Jushita

Jushita is the upcoming fourth album by the Foci Girls. Jushita delves even further into the religious exploration began on Foci World, with occultism, mysticism, and sexuality brought dramatically to the album's thematic forefront.

"We were especially inspired by Gregorian and other forms of monastic chant, specifically those of German prophetess and nun Hildegard von Bingen," said the group in a rare statement, "We're very interested in reinterpreting religion through the lens of Foci, and the implications of that reinterpretation. Aura. Energy. Angels. That is all."

Several of the singles from Jushita have garnered intense criticism and caused wild controversy. Pope Francis himself condemned singles "Foci Sex" and "Jushita" as "blasphemous and spiritually damaging to all listeners." He subsequently barred the group from entering the Vatican City.

The origin of the name Jushita is as of now unclear. Rumours abound that it could be a portmanteau of "jush" and "carnita," said to be a favorite dish of the group, although this has never been explicitly confirmed.

"Jushita has manifold meanings," commented Nikki Krebs-Minaj, one-time music critic and now financial manager of the group, with a knowing wink, "I can't tell you plainly what it's supposed to mean. You have to look inside yourself to figure that out. No further questions."

Rolling Stone in their write-up on the album says: "Jushita serves us a sound that is familiar and yet extraordinarily bizarre. It has a Texan flair with a futuristic spin that keeps it fresh, forward-thinking, and enchantingly autistic. Masterfully mixed by the three goontards, Jushita is a raw, unvarnished glimpse into the Fociverse — a world of mania and pandemonium fueled by poppers and puffy. We can’t wait to hear what else the Girls have in store for us. As they put it best: Foci Slay This Beat. The Future Is Foci.”