Her breakthrough national tour, Cinestezia, became the first cinematic pop tour of its kind in Romania, bringing an immersive audiovisual experience to major concert halls across the country. She later expanded that universe with Cinestezia Symphonic, a series of sold-out concerts created and performed alongside Romanian philharmonic orchestras. The project reimagined cinematic pop on a symphonic scale while pursuing a broader ambition: bringing classical and orchestral music closer to contemporary audiences by making the concert experience more immediate, emotional and accessible.
On November 18, at Control Club in Bucharest, Leyah opens a new chapter.
A new project. A new sonic space.
For the first time, she will introduce audiences to a new body of work and a different side of her artistic universe: a cinematic pop concert built around introspection, tension, release and reconnection.
It is music about what happens inside us — about losing and finding ourselves again; about fragility and strength, vulnerability and pain, but also hope.
Film music for stories that have never been filmed.
Intimate moments gradually expand into something larger, building in intensity until the emotions they carry become almost impossible to contain. Piano, voice and cinematic textures create a space in which the boundary between song and soundtrack begins to disappear.
After the expansive world of Cinestezia and her sold-out symphonic performances, the November 18 show at Control Club marks the first glimpse into Leyah's next artistic era — and the first time this new carousel of emotions will be opened to an audience.
Come and listen. Come and feel. Come and experience the story.