Starting from her own experience R.Y.F. try to give voice to diversity, to the queer community and its struggles with society and eteronormativity, to non binary people and all the fabulous creatures on Earth.
After few years and albums of an intimate songwriting based on vocals and guitar, the fourth album from the solo project of Italy’s Francesca Morello, Everything Burns refuses to be confined by genre or emotional extremes, and is instead the synchronistic coexistence of opposites. It is music you could dance or destroy a room to, a cathartic balance of suffering and jubilation—an electropunk disco steeped in queer, feminist subversion.
She was the opener of Moor Mother in 2021.
After being played at The Skin Show on Absolute Radio, she opened three gigs of Skunk Anansie Italian tour in July '22 and one in July '23.
In September ’22 she releases the original soundtrack of 'Tutto Brucia' New album “Deep Dark Blue” was released on April 5th and counts the prestigious presence of Moor Mother, Skin and Alos as collaborators in some tracks. After everything took fire with the previous album driven by critical praise and many live gigs, Deep Dark Blue turns towards cold tones and recurring images of waves and tears refracting on fresh songs with a strong impact, yet capable of sailing headlong and conveying lacerating emotions.
Deep Dark Blue, R.Y.F.‘s fourth studio album, arose from software and analog instruments and was then developed with Maurizio “Icio” Baggio (The Soft Moon, Boy Harsher), who also took care of recording, production, mixing and mastering at the music studio La Distilleriain Bassano del Grappa. Matteo Vallicelli (The Soft Moon, Death Index) participated in the production of some tracks. Although it flows with compact fluidity, the album highlights R.Y.F.‘s mastery in expressing herself through different stylistic genres. Deep Dark Blue by R.Y.F. is an immersion from which you emerge different from your old self, some kind of magical creature in a new form, but it is first of all an electric shock from which one is violently happy to be struck.
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