“A love song for trying times. A song of reassurance [that says] ‘I am here, and you can rest, and you don’t need to explain yourself, and you don’t need to say anything at all, and some days might feel long, and we still have each other.’ It’s the idea that if we do see things fall apart, that’s less about devastation and more a marker of how long we’ve gotten to be together.” -Ruby Alexander
“A love song for trying times. A song of reassurance [that says] ‘I am here, and you can rest, and you don’t need to explain yourself, and you don’t need to say anything at all, and some days might feel long, and we still have each other.’ It’s the idea that if we do see things fall apart, that’s less about devastation and more a marker of how long we’ve gotten to be together.” -Ruby Alexander
Less a debut album, rather what Anastasiya Bazhenova prefers to call her “first complete artistic statement”, the release of From Mendelssohn to Madness was the perfect opportunity to sit down with the recitalist and find out how it all came together and what drove the creative process.
Less a debut album, rather what Anastasiya Bazhenova prefers to call her “first complete artistic statement”, the release of From Mendelssohn to Madness was the perfect opportunity to sit down with the recitalist and find out how it all came together and what drove the creative process.
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”
