Scrobbles: 624 (and counting)
Standout Tracks: The Tower, Wild West, Personal Torture, Alive
Mood: Ethereal heartbreak, cosmic healing, and defiant vulnerability.
Some albums don’t just fill silence—they become the atmosphere.
Luna’s No Rest is one of those albums.
Since its release on February 7, 2025, it’s been my go-to for late-night walks, emotional resets, and just… existing in a beautiful little cloud of melancholic magic. With 624 scrobbles and counting on Last.fm, I can safely say I’ve been living inside this album.
Following her unforgettable Eurovision 2024 performance with The Tower, Luna’s full-length English-language debut No Rest solidifies her as a force in alt-pop—someone who doesn’t just sing, but builds worlds.
Stats & Highlights
- Release Date: February 7, 2025
- Label: Polydor / Universal Music Polska
- Streams: Over 20 million worldwide
- Milestone: Featured on a Times Square billboard
- Recognition: Forbes Woman – Top 6 most valuable women personal brands in Polish music
- Critical Acclaim: Applauded by Earmilk, Pop Passion Blog, Essentially Pop, and more
Track Deep Dive
The Tower
My personal favourite—and the reason I discovered Luna in the first place. It’s haunting, cinematic, and drenched in power.
Wild West
Chaotic good energy. A track about resilience in a ruthless world, but make it fashion. Industrial, defiant, and unapologetically dramatic.
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Personal Torture
80s-style synth heartbreak that feels too relatable. She packages emotional exhaustion into an empowering anthem. Big main character vibes.
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Alive
Breathless, euphoric, and made for that 3am energy shift when everything finally clicks.
I Got Ya
Soft and supportive, this one feels like a whispered reassurance. There’s comfort in the simplicity—like a hand reaching out when you didn’t realise you needed one.
Visuals & World-Building
From the stunning album cover to the SFX-drenched music videos and editorial photo shoots, No Rest delivers on the visual front. Luna creates a mood and commits to it. Celestial backdrops, sharp styling, and a perfect blend of softness and edge.
Why No Rest Hits So Hard
This album landed at exactly the right moment for me. It’s reflective without being wallowing. Confident without being loud. It holds emotion with grace and lets you feel without judgement. Luna has mastered the art of restraint—of saying more with less—and that’s exactly why No Rest resonates so deeply.
It doesn’t shout. It lingers.
It doesn’t rush. It rests, with purpose.
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