Cure

CD with lyrics poster.

Returning with her second release on Métron Records, the Baku based Russian multi-instrumentalist and producer, Katya Yonder, reveals her most deeply personal and emotionally layered work to date, Cure.

Fearlessly exploring themes of personal struggle, love, heartbreak and divorce, Cure is an introspective and candid record that delves into questions of self-understanding, acceptance, and growth.

“This is an honest story, it is about happiness and heartbreak, excitement and disappointment, about what and how I feel, how I love, cry, how I perceive this world.”

The album continues to expand upon the diverse sonic and cultural forces found on Katya’s first Métron Records release, Multiply Intentions, channeling the influences into a more concise and reflexive expression.

Mixing Baroque aesthetics, Soviet-era ballads, classic Hollywood music, electronica, rap and timeless pop, Katya’s unique palette provides a dynamic backdrop for capturing the journey through adversity towards healing.

“To cure yourself you just have to look inside, see what you really are, fully feel and experience everything as it is. And be kind and honest to yourself.”