Marta Palombo Conjures a Hauntingly Ethereal Soundscape on New Cinematic Indie-Pop Single “A Ghost”

“A Ghost” swells with a masterful use of vocoder, violin and airy harmonies, enveloping listeners in a hauntingly introspective moment as Palombo navigates the echoes of love’s lingering spirit.

NASHVILLE, TN (March 22, 2024) – Marta Palombo, the rising indie-pop singer-songwriter, is set to enchant listeners once again with her latest single, "A Ghost," releasing on April 5. The track offers a mesmerizing combination of cinematic allure and poetic lyricism, bewitching audiences with its intricate vocoder textures and ethereal melodies. In 2020, Palombo found herself navigating the tumultuous waters of a shifting relationship. While discussing the difficulties of long-distance love, her ex likened their relationship to "dating a ghost," encapsulating the emotional and physical distance they felt. Struck by his words, Palombo delved into the depths of this analogy, feeling inspired by a love marked with intervals of separation and tempered by the passage of time and distance. This experience ignited a strong urge within her to convey these multifaceted emotions through song. With "A Ghost," Palombo explores the dwelling presence of a love that lingers, even as the physical connection fades, offering a reflection on the complexities of romantic relationships. Collaborating with producer Jude Icarus, who introduces a male counterpart voice to underscore a perspective shift from her previous single “A Garden,” Palombo effortlessly captures the spirit of longing and introspection in this deeply personal track.

Cover art by: Anna Katherine Creative

Listeners can expect stylistic elements akin to those of Bon Iver and Phoebe Bridgers on "A Ghost." Robert Blakely, Patrick Monnius, and Alex Krew infuse the track with a dreamy magnetism through their performances on guitar, violin, viola, and cello, respectively. Working alongside them, Mitch McLaughlin and Foster Ferrell collaborate to meticulously sculpt the rich, cinematic soundscape that brings the track to its pinnacle. Palombo hopes that listeners will connect with the sensation of being drawn into someone or something, feeling ensnared like honey, and haunted by the lingering love that was once present. "A Ghost" marks the second release in Palombo's series of singles, setting the stage for her forthcoming EP. The seamless lyrical storytelling guarantees a captivating and cohesive experience, appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Anticipate an ongoing visually immersive journey as Palombo's latest single unfolds, promising to charm audiences with its stunning imagery and narrative prowess.

Stream “A Ghost” on all major streaming platforms April 5.

PC: Anna Katherine Creative

More about Marta Palombo

If Joni Mitchell and Florence + The Machine had a 21st century hippie daughter, it would be Marta Palombo. Native to Florence, Italy, Marta moved to the United States at just two years old and found she had an innate gift for crafting stories and poetry into works of music, all culminating in her desire to pursue that as a career. Growing up in Atlanta and now residing in Nashville, she now spends her time writing, recording, performing, and curating a cabinet full of local teas. Marta effortlessly weaves diverse influences and genres into her own unique blend of cinematic indie pop.

Pay close attention in 2024, as Marta is reentering the space with new music that is sure to draw listeners and lock them in for the foreseeable future. Marta finds her artistic purpose in building worlds of sound for her listeners to escape into and believes in creating space for all of life’s shifting emotions. With Marta, there is always new music on the horizon, because there is always more love to experience. Her signature style is her ever-growing passion for telling life’s most compelling stories, both big and small.

Connect with Marta Palombo:

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Press Contact: Maria Herrera | maria@evergreenent.com

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