Vera Sola has announced a new EP, Ghostmaker, which comes out November 15 via City Slang. It features reworked “(or re-remembered)” tracks from the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter’s latest album Peacemaker, with guest appearances from Marisa Nadler and another The Milk Carton Kids. Check out the new single ‘The Ghostmaster’s Daughter’ below.
Vera Sola shared the following statement about the new track:
This is a song that originally was set to be on my most recent album, Peacemaker, but didn’t fit sonically or thematically. Since the record release, however, it’s become a favorite to play. I’ve also received countless requests for where to find it. Here is the answer. I re-recorded it following the first leg of the tour, and offer it up as just my voice and guitar, as close to what you’d hear from me on stage as possible.
In brief it’s a love story staged across lifetimes—which at its core touches upon the possibility of transformation and transcendence. The end of a romance doesn’t have to mean the end of love. All that ends offers a chance at a beginning. Along with it is to come a handful of reimagined tracks from the full Peacemaker LP. Reimagined might not be the right word. Remembered is more like it; as I wanted to present what these songs were like when I wrote them initially.
Ghostmaker Cover Artwork:
Ghostmaker Tracklist:
1. The Ghostmaster’s Daughter
2. The Line (Redux) [feat. Marissa Nadler]
3. Hands (Redux)
4. Get Wise (Redux)
5. Waiting (For You) [feat. The Milk Carton Kids]
