Lonely Motherfucker by Anna Wydra

With her second studio album Lonely Motherfucker, Anna Wydra releases a powerful musical statement — raw, tender and full of contradictions, much like real life itself. Across eleven tracks, she drifts through longing, doubt and affection, laced with a bittersweet humour that dances like an inner monologue across the pages of a diary — sometimes neatly written, sometimes angrily scribbled. Between bedroom indie, pop melancholy and a hint of dusty cowboy romance, Wydra tells stories of feeling lonely among people, of wrestling with herself, and of the courage it takes to simply keep going.

The feeling of being out of place runs like a thread through Lonely Motherfucker, quietly asking whether that might not be such a bad thing after all. Wydra explores her low points, identity crises and battles with mental health, but also the small triumphs and whispered love notes that light up the dark. She finds beauty in contradictions — in emotions that can exist side by side, without cancelling each other out.
Musically, the album moves between indie guitars and tender bedroom romance. A dusty country homage gives way to feverish synths, clarinets dance over driving pop drums, and melancholic electric guitars melt into epic soundscapes. Pulsing beats cradle soft pianos — and then, when you least expect it, everything falls quiet: raw, intimate, and close enough to touch.

NEW ALBUM "LONELY MOTHERFUCKER" OUT NOVEMBER 14th

LP/CD/DIGITAL

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