Caroline Polachek has spent nearly a decade leading the great
Brooklyn indie-pop group Chairlift, and now she’s stepping out on her
own. Polachek has adapted the alter-ego Ramona Lisa for a new solo
project, and she’ll release her solo debut Arcadia this spring.
Polachek recorded the album in Rome, using only a laptop — composing in
MIDI and singing into the computer’s internal mic. She calls the result
“pastoral electronic music.” First single “Arcadia,” which opens the
album, is an uncanny creeper of a song; it positively drips with ominous
atmosphere, and Polachek’s voice floats beautifully above her dark
synthetic tones. She co-directed the video with Ross Menuez, and it has
her looking straight out of an Argento movie, with horrifying close-up
images of cicadas repeating throughout.
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