Marcia’s 'Ghost': An Anthem of Self-Love and Empowerment
Marcia is a London-based Pop-R&B artist who's really starting to blow up right now. Her music is soulful and emotional plus her voice sounds really smooth. She takes inspiration from artists like Amy Winehouse, Summer Walker, and Kiana Ledé. Her latest single, 'Ghost', just dropped on October 11. She worked with producer Alex Dopierala, and the track has this fierce sense of independence—totally shows off her unique style and voice in the Pop R&B scene.
In this track Marcia speaks about finally "ghosting" a toxic relationship she was in. It’s based on what she’s gone through, and you can feel the frustration in the song. She sais that writing was therapeutic—once she found the right chords, everything just flowed, like the melody and lyrics. The song’s about self-respect and choosing yourself over someone who doesn’t treat you properly. It’s like an empowering anthem for letting go of someone who doesn’t deserve you.
The music on the track is lush and also very detailed. It was mixed in Scotland and mastered at Metropolis Studios, and it really works with Marcia’s voice, it compliments it very well. She’s got a sound that’s influenced by artists like Kehlani, Queen Naija, and SZA, so you also get rich R&B vibes mixed with honest storytelling. She takes her experiences that are personal to her and turns them into music that people feel close to, music that people can understand and that feels empowering. It’s what makes her stand out in today’s music scene.
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