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Polish musician Luna drops her long-awaited post-Eurovision album No Rest, with the set containing thirteen tracks of diverse pop excellence. The musician includes her underrated Eurovision entry The Tower, as well as recent singles Wild West, Alive and Personal Torture on the tracklist.
Luna shares: “It is a space where the things screaming within me finally find their voice. Every sound, every word, is a piece of something that cannot be spoken – yet must be heard. This scream is quiet, but it reaches deep inside. It is a story of restless hearts, of a journey whose end is still unseen.“
The official album release notes: “No Rest is Luna’s English-language album, telling her story about the difficulties of fulfilling dreams under the fire of other people’s opinions. In 2024, the artist represented Poland at the Eurovision Song Contest, and the new album is a kind of reckoning with this intense time for the artist. It talks about how much strength it takes to consistently be yourself despite the expectations imposed by the public.”
The release notes continue: “The album was created under the supervision of foreign producers in the UK and Sweden. It is an attempt to look from a distance at who and what an artist becomes when exposed to media judgment without the possibility of self-defense. Luna openly says that she gives herself the right to experience the emotions that accompany her, to search and to change – because when, if not now.”
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