Molly's Paytons debut full-length album YOYOTTA is a sonic journey that showcases the artist in her most raw and unfiltered form. Known previously for her collaborations and eclectic contributions, Molly takes full creative control for the first time, crafting an album that feels deeply personal and layered with emotion - YOYOTTA is a narrative that connects to previous releases while offering new insights into life, struggles, and growth.

From the opening track, it's clear that Molly is stepping into a new creative chapter. The production is intimate yet expansive, blending raw ethereal guitars, and hard hitting drums with grounded, introspective lyrics that highlight her vulnerability. The sonic landscape is both haunting and beautiful, creating a space where listeners can get lost in the emotional depth of each track.

Molly's voice is the centerpiece throughout the album, and it’s in this vulnerability that her strength shines. There’s an emotional honesty in her delivery, whether she's whispering confessions or singing out with power. Tracks like "You're on your own this time, again", "Accelerate" and "Teenage bedroom floor" are standout moments that peel back the layers of psyche, exploring themes of self-doubt, healing, and resilience.

Visually, YOYOTTA is as much of an artistic statement as the music itself. Molly’s decision to oversee the visuals gives the project a cohesive, multidimensional feel. This makes the album not just an auditory experience, but a visual one too. Each element feels intentional, drawing listeners deeper into the artists world.

Overall, YOYOTTA is an album that feels like a milestone not just for Molly Payton, but for anyone who’s followed her journey. It’s an introspective and immersive project that invites listeners to sit with her in the discomfort of vulnerability, while celebrating the power that comes from reclaiming one’s own narrative. For a debut full-length, it’s an incredibly bold and impressive statement that sets Molly up as an artist with a clear vision and a lot more to say.