Mexico City, 2025 – Swiss-Mexican alt-pop artist Moesgen emerges as one of the most compelling new voices in modern music with the release of Live Session 2025, a raw, one-take studio performance that captures the exact moment she transitioned from idea to fully realized artist. After years of writing in silence, 2025 became the year she boldly stepped forward—releasing her first original songs, defining her sonic identity, and building a visual universe that is intimate, cinematic, and provocatively daring. This session is not just a recording—it is a testament to a woman reclaiming her voice, a snapshot of authenticity in its purest form, and a vivid introduction to the Moesgen universe.
Live Session 2025 is the result of a unique collaboration between Fierro Viejo, a production house known for its cinematic vision, and El Cuarto de Juegos Studio, one of Mexico City’s most atmospheric and intimate creative spaces. The performance was captured in a single take, with no retakes, no polish, and no hiding—each moment reflecting the artist’s emotional and artistic transformation over 2025. The session also includes a tantalizing sneak peek of her upcoming 2026 material, offering fans a first glimpse of a bolder, darker, and sharper era that promises to redefine her sound.
The session opens with “Rumor,” Moesgen’s debut single and a whispered confession wrapped in alt-pop minimalism. It marks the turning point when she stopped writing “for later” and finally shared her voice with the world. “Russian Roulette” follows, exploring love as both a gamble and a sanctuary, stripped down to its raw emotional pulse. In “Sinner,” Moesgen crafts a cyberpunk love story of forbidden connection, revealing the vulnerability that lies beneath the concept. “Take Me Home” serves as the emotional core of the session, a tender plea for belonging, intimacy, and the softness we often deny ourselves. Finally, “Good Girl Gone Bad” closes the session with a triumphant reclamation of identity, a declaration of a woman refusing to apologize, shrink, or play roles that were never hers.
Moesgen’s sound defies simple categorization. It exists in a space between cinematic alt-pop and emotional storytelling, simultaneously atmospheric yet grounded, delicate yet dangerous, intimate without fragility, and dark without drowning in shadow. Imagine BANKS and London Grammar conversing quietly on a neon-lit film set at 2 a.m.—this is the sonic realm she inhabits. Her music is cinematic, layered, and emotionally unflinching, inviting listeners into a world that feels both personal and expansive.
Visually, the Live Session 2025 reinforces this aesthetic philosophy. The production employs sharp shadows, directional lighting, muted noir-leaning tones, and intimate close-ups that allow each nuance of emotion to breathe. There are no filters, no gloss, no superficial embellishments—just a raw, unguarded presentation of Moesgen’s artistry. It is a visual language that mirrors her sound: minimal, modern, intimate, and charged with a subtle cyberpunk energy.
Reflecting on her journey, Moesgen states: “2025 was the year I started telling the truth—with my voice, my story, my music. These songs are the pieces I was afraid to show. This Live Session is what happens when you stop running from yourself.” Her statement encapsulates the essence of the session: honesty, vulnerability, and the power of self-reclamation.
Moesgen grew up moving across countries, cultures, and languages, which cultivated a perspective both diverse and deeply reflective. Music became her sanctuary, the space where all versions of herself could exist. Her first singles of 2025—Rumor, Russian Roulette, Sinner, Take Me Home, and Good Girl Gone Bad—introduced listeners to a cinematic alt-pop world defined by emotional depth, cyberpunk undertones, and a distinctive dark-romantic signature. Live Session 2025 takes that evolution further, cementing her identity as a bold independent artist unafraid to explore the tension between vulnerability and strength.
The session also offers a glimpse into 2026, a new era defined by experimental depth and emotional intensity. The final track features a short, unreleased fragment of her upcoming single—darker, sharper, and more daring—signaling the next chapter of Moesgen’s ever-evolving universe.
Produced by: Fierro Viejo
Recorded at: El Cuarto de Juegos Studio, Mexico City
Direction & Cinematography: Fierro Viejo
Performance: Moesgen
Experience the full intensity and honesty of Live Session 2025 here: YouTube Playlist
Follow Moesgen on Instagram: @MOESGENMUSIC
Stream her music: Spotify
Live Session 2025 is not merely a performance—it is a declaration, a moment of artistic sovereignty, and the sound of a woman stepping fully into herself. Moesgen has arrived as an alt-pop visionary, an artist unafraid to reveal her truths, and a voice poised to leave a lasting imprint on the global music landscape.