The 1995 album "Electric" saw Leila K. continuing her exploration of electronic dance music, though it marked a commercial downturn from her earlier hits.
- "Electric" was Leila K.'s fourth and final studio album. The album was produced by Denniz PoP and Douglas Carr, who had previously worked with Ace of Base. It failed to chart on the Swedish album charts.
- The album featured the singles "C'mon Now" and "Dream Lover". It was released on Playground Music.
- This album was released in January 1995. It is considered a more mature electronic sound compared to her earlier work.
Leila K. was a Swedish dance-pop artist of Moroccan descent who achieved her greatest fame in the early 1990s. "Electric" was released late in her career, after her peak commercial success.
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