The album is officially approved. February 11th it goes live.
There’s this peculiar feeling when months of studio work suddenly becomes real. Yesterday I got the final confirmation that everything passed review, and I sat there for about twenty minutes just staring at my phone. Not dramatic, just processing.
‘Will I see you again’ started as a question I kept asking myself during lonely Moscow nights. It became five tracks about time, pretending, morning light, and carrying weight when you feel like collapsing. Now it’s actually happening.
Vlad finished mixing and mastering weeks ago. The artwork is done. The previews are ready. We’ve been sitting on this completed thing, waiting for the green light. That wait felt longer than the actual recording process.
February feels right somehow. Middle of winter, when everyone needs something new to listen to. When the cold makes you introspective anyway.
You can presave the album now: https://band.link/gFoXj
Presaving helps more than people realise. It tells streaming platforms that someone’s waiting, that this release matters before it even drops. Every presave counts toward those crucial first-day numbers.
I’m nervous and excited in equal measure. This album asks different questions than ‘Land of Light’ did. More personal, more vulnerable, more about the spaces between people rather than the connections themselves.
Eleven days. Then you’ll hear what I’ve been carrying around for months.
— Indie pop artist, musician Anastasiia Ledovskaia