Paloma, Paris - Cacophony vinyl record cover

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Disc 1 My Mind (Now)

2

Pleaser

3

His Land

4

Drywall

5

Labour

6

Boys, Bugs and Men

7

Knitting Song

8

As Good a Reason

9

Triassic Love Song

10

Escape Pod

11

Disc2 Last Woman on Earth

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Bones on the Beach

13

Hunter

14

The Warmth

15

Yeti


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Paloma, Paris

Cacophony

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


The debut album from Paris Paloma, 'Cacophony' follows (and includes) her breakthrough single "labour," which has amassed over +190M WW streams. Written around themes of feminine rage, societal expectations on women and deeply embedded misogyny, the album continues the deep consideration and dissection of Paris' own experiences and observations as a woman. Drawing comparisons to artists like Florence + The Machine and Hozier, Paris' songwriting taps into cultural movements, inspiring fans around the world. "labour," and subsequent singles including "as good a reason," have seen her lyrics and music resonate deeply with an ever growing fanbase. Unheard tracks such as "his land" are emotive and cinematic, while the gloriously climactic "the last woman on earth" has become a fan favorite on TikTok. Following sold-out shows in the UK and Europe in 2023, Paris embarks on a second sold-out tour in the U.S. in 2024 ahead of the release of Cacophony.

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