Fiora Anicca releases “I Died Once,” a soul-stirring track exploring trauma, healing, and self-reclamation.
Fiora Anicca debuts her powerful new single “I Died Once”, a deeply personal and spiritual Mystic Pop release that reflects her transformation from addiction and trauma toward healing and rebirth. Released this November, the track is not just a piece of music—it’s an experience, shaped by the raw truth of her journey.
With sonic textures reminiscent of Kate Bush, Björk, and Nessi Gomes, “I Died Once” captures a moment of reawakening. “I truly felt like I died once — emotionally, spiritually. But I came back. And this song is the sound of that return,” Fiora says. Her story—marked by abuse, PTSD, and addiction—is shared with unflinching honesty. “As it is today I’m grateful for all my experiences including abuse, trauma and addiction as it made me who I am… I feel freer, wiser and authentic about myself because of my past experiences.”
The Polish-born, Leeds-based artist brings a background in MAP trauma coaching to her creative vision. Through Anicca Healing, she guides others toward emotional transformation, aligning her art with a mission of empowerment and recovery.
Described by Jorvik Radio as “an amazing, haunting experience,” Fiora’s debut performance was met with critical acclaim, and her music continues to draw praise from BBC Introducing, Chapel FM, and Radio Lublin.
Blending ambient soundscapes with lyrical depth, “I Died Once” is a landmark moment in Fiora Anicca’s rise as a Mystic Pop artist—one whose music carries meaning far beyond melody.
