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Many of the songs that make up Yuronono’s latest release were written during some of the darkest stretches of her life. Watching You Float feels like the shedding of an old skin. And if this album is the product of what they’ve survived, the next body of work is sure to be the shimmering scales underneath.
“Innocence” his latest single, arrives as a distillation of that identity. He describes it as “a modern version of what makes Nocturne’s Kiss, Nocturne’s Kiss”. Where previous work has explored wide ranges of emotions and overarching concepts, “Innocence” arrives with clarity, heavy, dark, dreamlike and drilled with momentum. It feels less like a pivot than a tightening of focus.
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