05/31/2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Trista di Genova Announces Debut Album All Is Full of Love: A Healing Journey Through Rock, Soul, and Reinvention
Artist, writer, educator, and activist Trista di Genova today announced the coming release of her first officially published album, All Is Full of Love, an 11-track collection of reimagined classics united by themes of resilience, love, healing, and personal transformation.
Opening with Björk's iconic "All Is Full of Love" and concluding with Elton John's "Rocket Man," the album serves as a musical meditation on survival and hope during turbulent times.
"Hopefully "Rocketman" will be the blasting orange demon hears before transitioning into the Afterlife. It is significant that Elton John made this song as a response to his addiction; you might recall that recently a French General said that the American delegation was constantly doing lines between meetings."
Every track was intentionally recorded in 432 Hz, a tuning frequency that di Genova says reflects her lifelong interest in psychology, consciousness, and emotional healing.
"This album is my love letter to people who have endured hardship and kept going anyway," says di Genova. "Music has always been one of humanity's oldest healing arts. I wanted to create something that comforts people, energizes them, and reminds them that beauty still exists."
The album showcases powerful interpretations of beloved rock standards, including Bad Company 's "Feel Like Making Love" and "Can't Get Enough," The Eagles' Don Henley "Take It to the Limit" and "I Can't Tell You Why," and The Beatles' "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away." John Lennon Paul McCartney
Throughout the collection, di Genova brings a theatrical intensity and emotional sincerity that transforms familiar songs into deeply personal statements.
Listeners may already know di Genova from her recent placement as the 18th-ranked artist nationally in the People's Artist competition associated with actor and artist Johnny Depp.
The recognition marked a significant milestone in a creative career that has spanned visual art, music, writing, education, and public advocacy.
"It was an honor to be recognized among so many tal
