Paris Paloma is a Derbyshire-born singer-songwriter whose viral feminist anthem "Labour" and richly literary songwriting have made her one of the most compelling new voices in UK folk-pop.
Paris Paloma is a singer-songwriter from Derbyshire whose poetic, mythology-steeped lyrics have built her a devoted global following. She broke through in 2023 with "Labour", a viral feminist anthem that became her first UK and US chart single and turned her into one of the most talked-about new artists in British music. The song paved the way for her debut album, Cacophony (2024), a fifteen-track collection exploring feminine rage, anxiety and transformation through the lens of the hero's journey.
Paloma's live reputation has grown just as quickly. She has sold out headline tours across the UK and the US, played major festival stages including Glastonbury, Reading and Leeds, and shared a stage with Stevie Nicks at BST Hyde Park. Her London shows have taken in venues such as Islington Assembly Hall, EartH, Camden Assembly and St Pancras Old Church, each one selling out in turn. Drawing on influences from Florence + the Machine to Hozier, and inspiration from art history and the Romantics, Paloma's music blends dark pop, folk and indie textures with lyrics that read like poetry — direct, intimate, and unmistakably her own.
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