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Lilac Haze - The Ghost That I Once Knew // Lilac Haze [Video]

Elke Nominikat

Mar 27, 2023 — 1 min read

Based in Bath, England, singer/songwriter Lilac Haze makes her debut with a double single, both songs equally beautiful and beautifully haunting: the dreamy “The Ghost That I Once Knew” and the mesmerizingly mellow and heartbreakingly sad “Lilac Haze.” Asked about the inspiration behind the two singles, Katrina Swift (Lilac Haze) explains:

“In December 2021, I wrote Ghost after a period of self-reflection during a time when I felt unsure and lost in my new surroundings. It’s a reflection of the loss of innocence as we mature… a farewell to your old self. Lilac Haze however is a song written for anyone who has been affected by loved ones lost to Alzheimer’s and Dementia.”

Listen to “The Ghost That I Once Knew,” our Song Pick of the Day. Check out the atmospheric music video for both singles too:

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Photo credit: Luke Shadrick

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